NGO exposes container giants as environmental offenders
According to an environmental organization, the world's 2nd largest container carrier, Swiss MSC, has scrapped 55 under questionable conditions on beaches in India since 2009. German Hapag-Lloyd is also featured on the critical list.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
The world's 2nd largest container carrier and Maersk Line's new partner in the announced, major P3 Alliance, Swiss Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) is exposed by environmental organization NGO Shipbreaking Platform as a major environmental offender using the criticized scrapping facilities on the beaches of Alang in India.
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