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Comment on this article
JOSHUA PAUL
January 17, 2024 at 4:10 pmThanks for sharing.
Clearly, this is an interesting development that will make all carriers wear their “dancing shoes”.
Will MSC dance alone in this party of carriers or are we going to ask CMA-CGM for a ballroom dance and become the “ Sagitarius Alliance.”?
Let’s watch this space…