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Maersk’s new fossil fuel fee (FFF), which replaces its bunker adjustment factor (BAF) and low-sulphur (LSS) surcharges, appears to be more costly outcome for shippers, and to the carrier’s advantage.  

On 31 May, Maersk announced the FFF and since 1 July, all new contracts with more ...

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