Steamship line integration

Quelle: https://www.marineinsight.com/maritime-law/vertical-integration-in-shipping-companies

Steamship line integration refers to the vertical integration of shipping companies across multiple segments of the supply chain—such as port operations, terminal services, and inland transportation—to enhance efficiency and control over the entire logistics process.

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