Hamburg Sud deal likely to force Maersk sale of Brazilian subsidiary

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Hamburg Sud deal likely to force Maersk sale of Brazilian subsidiary

Rob Ward, Brazil Special Correspondent | Dec 07, 2016 1:56PM EST
Maersk Line’s acquisition of Hamburg Sud will likely force it to sell its Brazilian flag operation Mercosul Line, which could open the door to CMA CGM or Mediterranean Shipping Co. to enter the closed Brazilian coastal shipping market.
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