CMA CGM's $20bn US pledge: all fur coat and no knickers
Is Macron at the helm?
Observers have suggested that CMA CGM’s seemingly patriotic gesture last month to lower domestic ocean freight rates was merely a pre-emptive move to offset the possibility of the French government introducing a windfall tax on ‘super‘ profits.
CMA CGM will introduce a €500 reduction per container on all imports for its major retailer customers in France and its overseas territories for a year from 1 August, ’to support the purchasing power of French households against a backdrop of rising inflation’.
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