Danish yards want the EU to brake Turkey
Extremely low prices from Turkish shipyards, described by Danish yards as unfair competition, will have consequences for numerous Northern European shipyards, says CEO Jenny N. Braat, Danish Maritime, who wants to raise the matter with the EU.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
In spite of Turkey's geographic location far away in the eastern part of the Mediterranean, the extremely low prices of the country's shipbuilding industry will impact Danish and other other Northern European shipyards. According to the Danish shipyards' interest group Danish Maritime, the prices are so conspicuously low that the matter should be raised with the EU Commission in Brussels.
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