Chapter 6 Developing Liner Service Networks in Container Shipping
Figure 6.2: Bundling container cargo by combining/linking two or more liner services
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Figure 6.2: Bundling container cargo by combining/linking
two or more liner services
Hub/feeder (hub-and-spoke) network
Interlining
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