153K views · 2K reactions | The eight E-Class Maersk container ships, with a capacity of Twenty-Foot Equivalents (TEUs), are regarded as the world's largest container ships. | Interesting Engineering | Facebook

37K views · 488 shares | Maersk Line's 20,568 TEU Madrid Maersk sails into the deep water port of Felixstowe. It's the UK's biggest and busiest container port, handling 3,000 ships and 4 million TEUs of trade a year. (Video: D Cable) | Maersk | Facebook

Shipping group Maersk warned of slowing demand for transport and logistics as a global recession looms and cut its forecast for container demand this year, even as it beat third-quarter earnings expectations. | Reuters

229K views · 6.8K reactions | Turn back time to the 1960s, and the Maersk fleet looked entirely different from how it does today️ As global trade has increased, so too has the size of our fleet, and its vessels. Watch as we compare the capabilities of vessels from the past with today’s container vessels. Explore more of our history  https://www.maersk.com/about/our-history/explore-our-history #Maerskheritage #Oceanfreight #Evolution #Maersk | Maersk | Facebook

🇩🇰: Historien bag Mærsk / 🇬🇧: The history behind Maersk 🇩🇰: Læs hele historien på dansk i kommentarfeltet / 🇬🇧: Read the entire history in English in the comment section 🇩🇰: Kilde: Maersk, Lex og Wikipedia / 🇬🇧: Source: Maersk, Lex and Wikipedia 🇩🇰: Billeder: Llez: Vilnia Mærsk (CC BY SA 3.0), Maersk Line: Father and son (CC BY SA 2.0), Łukasz Golowanow: Eleonora Maersk (CC BY SA) Karl Marth: Wehrmacht soldier in Denmark befor transport to Norway (CC BY SA 2.0), Maersk Line: Agnete