The march of ‘reeferisation’

In-Depth 1 Aug 2015 by WCN Editorial

Containers are continuing to take market share away from the air cargo and specialised reefer shipping sectors, when it comes to the international transport of perishable cargoes. It is a trend that is unlikely to reverse, as there is no investment in breakbulk reefer ships and airfreight is both very expensive and environmentally unfriendly.

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The march of ‘reeferisation’

In-Depth 1 Aug 2015 by WCN Editorial

Containers are continuing to take market share away from the air cargo and specialised reefer shipping sectors, when it comes to the international transport of perishable cargoes. It is a trend that is unlikely to reverse, as there is no investment in breakbulk reefer ships and airfreight is both very expensive and environmentally unfriendly.

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