Dokument - 17 Januar 2019

New low-sulfur regulation – what you need to know

New rules on ship emissions that are coming into force on January 1, 2020, are already starting to have an impact on the ocean freight industry. Cargo owners are affected in two major ways: increased cost and potential supply chain disruptions. Panalpina is here to support customers in the transition. Download the graphic here.

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