Low-sulfur rule to bring back ocean slow-steaming

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Low-sulfur rule to bring back ocean slow-steaming

| Oct 11, 2018 2:28AM EDT
“The reality is that we are being suddenly exposed to $15 billion in additional spend, so we have to reduce consumption and try to convince customers to pay more,” APL CEO Nicolas Sartini told JOC.com.
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