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Now comes the year Desmi and the marine supply sector have been waiting for

2018 looks set to become a turning point for the many companies supplying ballast water management systems. "There is a huge shift underway in the market," Desmi Ocean Guard CEO Rasmus Folsø tells ShippingWatch.

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