News / South Korean shipowners hit out after 23 lines are fined for price-fixing

Kim Young-moo KSA
KSA vice-chairman Kim Young-moo (photo: Korea Shipowners’ Association
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South Korea’s anti-trust authority has slapped penalties on 23 liner operators for colluding to fix freight rates.

But the move has angered the Korea Shipowners’ Association (KSA).

The Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) said on Tuesday its investigations found that 23 liner operators and the Committee Of ...

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