Sulfur regulations make CMA CGM raise prices significantly
The ECA zones will soon become a reality, and this makes CMA CGM raise its prices by up to USD 300 per feu on ships operating in the zones.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
Like numerous colleagues, CMA CGM has now announced that the introduction of the ECA zones next year will impact the carrier, and as such the company passes the additional costs on to its customers by raising its prices.
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