Caroz Market Update: Panama Canal drought

The Panama Canal drought is a serious concern. It highlights climate change and the urgent need for sustainable ocean freight. Freight forwarders foresee container demand recovery. Learn more in this market update!

Caroz Market Update: Schedule reliability

After facing delays and backlogs for the past two years, liner schedules in the ocean freight industry are gradually returning to their pre-pandemic performance. What is causing this?

Also, the container fleet is getting close to a very big milestone! Find out what it is by reading our market update.

Caroz Market Update: Headhaul rates & Sustainability

In 2023, ocean freight rates have reached their lowest levels since August 2020. What does that mean for the ocean freight and what can we expect?

In addition, we follow the sustainability progress within the ocean freight. More about that in this Market Update!

Caroz Market Update: Decarbonization of the Ocean Freight

The ocean freight industry as a whole is making significant strides towards sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint. One notable initiative within the industry is the launch of a Fund for Energies, which provides support to start-ups and businesses engaged in decarbonization projects or developing renewable energy solutions.

Caroz Market Update: Expectations into 2023

We are almost at the end of the year 2022. A year in which we saw a very unpredictable market with a lot of ups and downs. It was the end of the pandemic and the start of high inflation. We saw all-time high and low records and now it is finally coming back to normal. Now in the middle of December, it is time to see what we can expect in 2023.

Caroz Market Update: Much needed stability is coming back

The last months have been very challenging with all time high ocean rates and blank sailings around Golden Week. It really wasn’t easy. Luckily there were some significant improvements the last few weeks. The container rates are slowly coming back to normal, blank sailings are stabilizing after the Golden Week in China, and the schedule reliability is improving as well.

Caroz Market Update: Blank sailings are increasing significantly

Caroz Market Update September 2022

From Asia to the US West Coast, the average capacity has fallen to its lowest since February in the past four weeks, according to new data from online rate platform Xeneta. Over this period, 275,000 TEU on average has left Asia heading for the US West Coast. That is about 50,000 TEU less than the peak in early August.

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