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Panamax vessels lose out in Q3 as shifting grain trade boosts smaller bulk carriers

Panamax bulk carriers have emerged as the principal losers from changing global grain trade patterns, while smaller Supramax and Handysize vessels have benefited from the redistribution of wheat and corn shipments, according to new research from international shipbroker IFCHOR GALBRAITHS (IG). The analysis reveals that Panamax wheat and corn shipping demand fell by 27.65 billion ...

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