Maersk joins Hapag-Lloyd in levying low-sulfur surcharge

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Maersk joins Hapag-Lloyd in levying low-sulfur surcharge

| Nov 01, 2019 1:37PM EDT
Carriers do not plan on carrying any of the costs of complying with the IMO 2020 low-sulfur fuel regulations, and will levy a surcharge on spot rates and shorter contracts.
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