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News / Seago Line says European low-sulphur fuel regulations will cost it $40m a year

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Maersk’s intra-Europe subsidiary, Seago Line, is claiming the new sulphur oxide (SOx) ship emission regulations will cost it $40m a year.

At last week’s Container Trade Europe event in Hamburg, organised by the JOC, Seago Line key account manager Andrea Avani said the line had targeted ...

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