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The month of November was one of stasis in terms of the U.S.-China trade war, leading our readers to look at the impact of events so far. The most read Panjiva research reports last month looked at the impact of the trade war and development of competition in the freight forwarding industry... Read more →
Orient Express Container Co Ltd
Shipping Company Profile
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SCAC: OERT
Shipments Processed
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2,351,644Shipments Processed (U.S. Imports)
Shipments by Month
TEUs by Month
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Suppliers
116,528
Suppliers shipping with OERT
Buyers
91,699
Buyers shipping with OERT
Top OERT Buyers
Vessels
6,001
Vessels used by OERT
Top OERT Vessels
Foreign Ports
254
Foreign Ports used by OERT
Top OERT Foreign Ports
- Shanghai
- Yantian
- Ningbo
U.S. Ports
71
U.S. Ports used by OERT
Top OERT U.S. Ports
- Port of Long Beach
- The Port of Los Angeles
- New York Newark Area
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loading map...Shipment Statistics for Orient Express Container Co Ltd
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2,351,644Total shipments
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5,314,860 TEUsTotal volume
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2.26 TEUsAverage shipment size
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Recent Panjiva Research about Orient Express Container Co Ltd
DSV-Panalpina May Need Hercules Effort To Build Trans-Pacific Share
Following their merger, the combined DSV-Panalpina’s growth strategy will focus in part on Trans-Pacific trade lanes, according to CEO Jens Bjorn Andersen. The firm has already started offsetting reduced flows on China-to-U.S. routes, which fell 6.2% year over year in 3Q, with a 24.9%... Read more →
Expeditors and Orient Express Hurry in May, Face China Tariff Brake Later
Freight forwarders operating U.S.-inbound marine services saw a 7% surge in volumes in May on a year earlier as a result of a 16% jump in shipments from Europe. Expeditors expanded volumes by 12%, partly correcting two slower months, while the parcel specialists saw a slowdown including a 3... Read more →
UPS and DSV Take It Easy in 1Q As Forwarder Competition Remains Fierce
Freight forwarders operating U.S.-inbound, seaborne routes had a tough end to the first quarter, with volumes down 4% for the top 10 companies in March. Yet, that mostly reflected the timing of the lunar new year, with overall volumes in the first quarter having improved by 7%.
Despi... Read more →
Expeditors’ Cuts Volumes as Tax-Reform Driven Competition Looms
The freight forwarders on U.S.-inbound, seaborne routes had a bumper November with volumes having risen 7% vs. a year earlier. Expeditors’ International, the number one operator, saw a drop of 5%. That likely reflects the profit-driven approach to market share shown in its 3Q earnings, but ... Read more →
Expeditors’ Fightback Begins While Dealmaking Proves No NVOCC Panacea
NVOCCs operating on U.S.-inbound lanes saw a fourth straight month of growth in June, with a 3% rise in volumes on a year earlier despite a 3% drop vs. May. Expeditors may be staging a fightback – it was only one of three top 10 NVOCCs that increased volumes on a month earlier. DSV sa... Read more →
Expeditors Loses U.S. NVOCC Share to Danmar, DSV as Competition Hots Up
The NVOCCs faced a tough U.S.-inbound seaborne market in February, with 19 of the top 50 operators suffering a drop in volumes bigger than the 8% experienced by the market overall. Expeditors saw a 10% decline, and CH Robinson a 14% slide. Share was taken by Deutsche Post DHL’s Danmar and D... Read more →
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