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Latest News OOCL revenue, volume boosted by robust Q3 on trans-Pacific, Asia-Europe Asia-ECSA services see further shift as Hapag exits MSC/ONE Ipanema/SX1 loop Higher trucking, fuel costs reshaping US warehousing markets Uncertainty clouds Asia-Europe 2027 ocean contract negotiations Colombo moves to boost box capacity as trade volatility lifts hub demand More News ✕ More News & Analysis OOCL revenue, volume boosted by robust Q3 on trans-Pacific, Asia-Europe Solid peak season demand and elevated rates on the two trade lanes lifted the top line numbers and are leading the carrier to another highly profitable year. Asia-ECSA services see further shift as Hapag exits MSC/ONE Ipanema/SX1 loop The planned April departure of Hapag-Lloyd is the latest reshuffle in liner partnerships on the trade that has seen six of the top 10 global carriers rework their services in recent months. Higher trucking, fuel costs reshaping US warehousing markets Shippers are placing more emphasis on faster fulfillment and more modern facilities, with Midwestern states and key consumer markets gaining ground.
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Higher trucking, fuel costs reshaping US warehousing markets

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