Subscribe to RSS feedMSC defies lay-up trend, puts all ships to work
An aggressive scrapping campaign by Mediterranean Shipping Co, the world’s second-largest container line, has resulted in all of its 400-plus fleet being in work.
Full steam ahead: MSC avoids lay-up mentality
MSC tops the demolition list amid unprecedented scrapping levels this year, sending 20 of its own ships to the breakers, four which were less than 20 years old.
Almost 150 containerships exceeding 275,000 teu were sold for scrap and destined for...
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