Fiercer Enforcement of China Forwarding Rules Could Force Carriers to Turn Away Cargo

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Fiercer Enforcement of China Forwarding Rules Could Force Carriers to Turn Away Cargo

| Mar 17, 2014 1:54PM EDT
The stricter enforcement of Chinese forwarding regulations could force container lines to turn away business and force forwarders out of the market.
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