K+N: Greener ocean services don’t always come at a premium

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K+N: Greener ocean services don’t always come at a premium

| Dec 18, 2019 6:20AM EST
On the east-west trades, some services with higher CO2 emissions come with the same cost and transit time as those services providing a more eco-friendly operation.
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