Shippers want systematic monitoring of container carriers

The European industry represented by the European Shippers’ Council has issued four demands for authorities' monitoring of the new and expanded alliances in the container industry in relation to the meeting Thursday in Brussels.
Photo: Hapag-Lloyd
Photo: Hapag-Lloyd
BY OLE ANDERSEN

The container carriers' European customers, organized in the European Shippers' Council, has now issued yet another warning against the major alliances in the container industry. The increasing concentration around four large-scale alliances escalates the risk of breaching the global rules for free competition, which would harm consumers, says the organization.

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