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Niche transatlantic carrier Atlantic Container Line (ACL) has warned it would have to exit the trade if the US Trade Representative (USTR) enforces its proposed 301 rule on Chinese-built ships.
The company, owned by Italy’s Grimaldi Group but has its operational HQ in New Jersey and is led by a US citizen, president and CEO Andrew Abbott, operates a single transatlantic string between North Europe and North America, independent of the main shipping alliances.
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Comment on this article
Joshua Kim
March 25, 2025 at 11:18 pmShipping line is enjoying of subsided vessel by China. They have to come back to fair trade compliances. Strongly support viewing point of USTR.
Dwight Campbell
March 28, 2025 at 8:34 pmOops!