Hapag-Lloyd "looking in all corners" ahead of sulfur cap
"It won't be small change," says Hapag-Lloyd of the costs faced by the carrier when the global sulfur cap comes into force on Jan. 1 2020. Norden is also doing comprehensive research on how to handle the regulations.
Several major players in the international shipping sector already have a sense of how they will react to the international sulfur cap.
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