Uh-oh! Logistics investor heavyweights probed in coal antitrust lawsuit
Strong ties in the Primordial Era
We read it yesterday on ShippingWatch: the shippers apparently are the ones not…
… jumping for joy at the prospect of footing the bill for the green transition in our sector. To pay for the environmental push made by their transport and logistics (T&L) partners in supply chain, just doesn’t top the agenda apart from a few* remarkable exceptions.
(*Even then, usually cash-rich, marketing- and greenwashing-prone… but it’s fine.)
And there’s solid logic behind it because, one way to look at this thorny ...
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