Legal challenge brews in backlash against extending EU block exemption

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Legal challenge brews in backlash against extending EU block exemption

| Jan 20, 2020 5:00AM EST
Opponents of the European Commission’s plan to extend Europe’s liner shipping block exemption regulation for another four years have ratcheted up their challenge to the proposal.
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