
The Russian anti-trust provided very little information two days ago when they searched Maersk Line’s offices in Moscow and Saint Petersburg.
Since they entered the offices with a broad “basis for decision”, Maersk Line only knows that the search was prompted by a suspicion that Maersk Line together with a list of other shipping companies has struck deals that limit free competition. In all likelihood, the anti-trust authorities suspect price fixing.
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