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Drewry: EU will accept bigger alliances

Even though P3's market share with Maersk Line, MSC, and CMA CGM will exceed the EU's consortium guidelines, the alliance will be approved as long as it can deliver clear benefits for customers, and as long as the P3 alliance does not abuse its market dominance, says Drewry.

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BY OLE ANDERSEN
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