COSCO Shipping reported a 43% jump in revenues on a year earlier in the second quarter, driven in large part by the consolidation of CSCL last year. Average achieved rates climbed 20% on international lines, but domestic rates fell 4%. ZIM meanwhile saw a 22% revenue jump on a 16% rise in rates. That puts the two between Maersk – the best performing on rates – and Hapag-Lloyd’s more modest 3% expansion. With CMA-CGM left to report, the container-line industry’s revenues rose 13% vs. last year, or 7% if including Hanjin Shipping despite its bankruptcy last year.