DSV chief: Low rates will take sting out of IMO 2020

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DSV chief: Low rates will take sting out of IMO 2020

| Jul 31, 2019 12:08PM EDT
It may not be a position appreciated by shippers, but DSV’s CEO says after years of low rates, the IMO 2020-driven fuel increases will generally be limited.
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