History Participates in “Shipper–Carrier Cooperation Council” to Address Middl…
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SB Sunbo participated as a representative export company from the Busan region in the “Shipper–Carrier Cooperation Council” held on the 23rd at the Wyndham Grand Busan in Songdo, Busan.
The council was jointly organized by the Busan Headquarters of the Korea Shipowners’ Association and the Busan Regional Headquarters of the Korea International Trade Association. It was convened to discuss cooperative measures to respond to the ongoing Middle East logistics crisis, including the situation surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, and to secure sovereignty over export logistics.
During the meeting, key discussions focused on strengthening cooperation between shippers and carriers and ensuring the stability of maritime transport networks. In particular, the need to shift toward C-terms—enabling exporters to directly control transportation—was highlighted as a major agenda item.
The council brought together 10 domestic container shipping companies, including Korea Marine Transport, Namsung Shipping, Dongjin Shipping, Pan Continental Shipping, Sinokor Merchant Marine, CK Line, Pan Ocean, Heung-A Line, HMM, and SM Line, along with 15 export companies based in Busan. Participating exporters included SB Sunbo, Nabuco, Daeil Polychem, DH Controls, DK, Remetal Industry, Baekhwa, Bogo Trading, ShinHo Sanki, IMS Corporation, Ocean Entech, Yurim Logistics, Joonsung Chemical, Panasia, and Mt.H Control Valve.
Participants engaged in in-depth discussions on strategies to respond to the Middle East crisis and to strengthen control over export logistics.