World Shipping Council members operate approximately 90 percent of the global liner ship capacity, providing approximately 400 regularly scheduled services linking the continents of the world. Collectively, these services transport about 60 percent of the value of global seaborne trade, and more than US$ 4 trillion worth of goods annually.
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- WSC emphasizes that maintaining the flow of cargo is essential work in the battle against COVID-19.
- - Eight industry shipowning associations jointly propose the formation to form the world’s first collaborative shipping R&D programme to help eliminate CO2 emissions from international shipping.h