Quayside container crane numbers on the slide

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

Anyone just taking a cursory glance at this year’s and last year’s tables can see what a difference a year makes. The “blue areas” tracking new order intake are much shorter! Furthermore, WorldCargo News estimates that 267 shipto-shore container cranes will be delivered in 2009, compared to 313 in 2008.

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