Launched in 2017, Hapag-Lloyd is the largest operator in THE Alliance, also featuring Japan’s ONE (the world’s seventh-largest carrier), South Korea’s HMM (No. 8) and Taiwan’s Yang Ming ...

Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd is in fifth place with just under 270 ships. Maersk ranks No. 5 and Hapag-Lloyd No. 13 on Transport Topics’ Top 50 global freight companies list.

Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd Team Up in Shakeup of Ship Alliances Deal challenges MSC, the world’s leading container carrier Combined fleet to have capacity for 3.4 million containers ...

Hapag Lloyd Chief Executive Rolf Habben Jansen told a news conference this week he had underestimated the complexity of the 7 billion to 8 billion euro ($7.6-$8.7 bln) deal, which will create one ...

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd in January said they had agreed on a new collaboration, starting in February of 2025, to transport a combined 3.4 million containers annually with a fleet of 290 vessels, in ...