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Panama Canal discounts may not produce expected flood of new business – The Loadstar

Posted on August 21, 2017 by just2bruce | Leave a comment

Price wars in the canal business!  Egypt cuts rates in Suez; now Panama cuts rates on its canal.

The cuts seem to be only on return voyages. Drewry’s doesn’t think much of them.

Source: Panama Canal discounts may not produce expected flood of new business – The Loadstar

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