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Boxship scrapping to accelerate as Wan Hai floats 10-ship tender

Taiwanese carrier expects to deliver 10 elderly Japanese-built feeder ships earlier next year as part of the delayed demolition efforts

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Evergreen is also embarking on a clear-out of older tonnage at a time when analysts predict that scrapping volume will surge next year, although the level is likely to be still below 300,000 teu in total — less than half the previous peak in 2016 — as many old ships are still attached to charter hires

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