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Maersk Line to scrap eight vessels in India and China

Maersk Line has signed a deal to scrap four vessels in India and four in China. The ships will thus be recycled on the beaches in Alang and at Chinese shipbreaking facilities respectively over the coming months, informs Maersk Group in a press release.
Maersk Line is currently having two vessels scrapped at the Shree Ram yard on the Alang beach in India. | Photo: PR-foto/Maersk Line
Maersk Line is currently having two vessels scrapped at the Shree Ram yard on the Alang beach in India. | Photo: PR-foto/Maersk Line
by LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT, NIKLAS KRIGSLUND

Container carrier Maersk Line will send another eight of its end-of-life vessels to be scrapped in China and India.

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