European Shipowners ‘Highly Worried’ by Indonesia’s New Protectionist Shipping Rules
European shipowners have come out against Indonesia’s move to restrict the import and export of certain commodities to ships flying the Indonesian flag.
European shipowners have come out against Indonesia’s move to restrict the import and export of certain commodities to ships flying the Indonesian flag.
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