The Norwegian-registered company ascribed its financial problems to increased competition on eastbound trades plunging freight rates as cargo volumes plummeted, reported London's Containerisation International.
"A number of customers failed to meet minimum quantity commitments. To further worsen the problem, the company was adversely affected by increased fuel prices," said a court document statement from TCC whose demise came less than a year since it launched its Great Dragon Service from Taicang, near Shanghai, to Los Angeles.
The low-cost carrier intends to seek financial compensation through the courts of 83 shippers who failed to honour contracts.
Source : HKSG, 11.06.11.
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