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Asian shipowners: Beach scrapping is necessary

The shipping industry can't survive without scrapping ships on Asian beaches. The industry isn't ready for a ban of beaching, says the Secretary General of the Asian shipowners in an interview with ShippingWatch.

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BY TENNA SCHOER
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