Zim heads off on new path dogged by weak rates

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Zim heads off on new path dogged by weak rates

| Aug 31, 2014 11:51PM EDT
Zim Integrated Shipping Services entered the final stages of a debt restructuring programme after posting a mixed set of first-quarter results where the carrier managed to reduce the size of its loss despite falling revenue.
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