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Smaller vessels coming on stream on transpacific this year
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Posttime:2022-04-21
A regular influx of smaller vessels on the transpacific has been seen over the past year, reports Copenhagen's Sea-Intelligence.
On Asia-North America west coast (NAWC), there was a considerable decrease from a pre-Covid crisis baseline of 6,000 to 6,500 TEU to under 4,500 TEU in 2022.
The same was the case on Asia-North America east coast (NAEC), with the figure dropping from a 2020 baseline of 7,500 to 8,000 TEU to 6,000 TEU in 2022.
On Asia-NAWC, 35 per cent of all weekly departures are under 5,000 TEU, an increase from a pre-Covid crisis baseline of 15 per cent to 20 per cent.
In Asia-NAEC, this figure is at 40 per cent, an increase from the 20 per cent to 25 per cent level in the first half of 202
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