CCNI joins World Shipping Council
The World Shipping Council said Compa''a Chilena Navegaci'n Interoce'nica has become the council's newest member.
Established in 1930, CCNI is headquartered in Chile and provides regular international maritime cargo services mainly between the West Coast of South America and North America, Asia and Europe.
The council said its 29 members represent about 90 percent of the global liner vessel capacity and transport about 100 million TEUs annually.
CCNI joins World Shipping Council
