Hong Kong competition watchdog seeks deal on terminal costs

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Hong Kong competition watchdog seeks deal on terminal costs

Keith Wallis, Special Correspondent | Aug 13, 2020 12:41PM EDT
Shippers and forwarders fear cargo-related charges in Hong Kong could surge given that terminal members of the Seaport Alliance handle about 90 percent of box cargo at Kwai Chung container port.
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