Seeing competitive edge, container lines double down on scrubbers

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Seeing competitive edge, container lines double down on scrubbers

| Oct 16, 2019 3:20PM EDT
Full scrubber-equipped strings on the Asia-Europe trade may give their carrier operators a competitive advantage over other shipping companies using higher-priced low-sulfur fuel.
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