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News / Grace period needed after new year IMO 2020 deadline, call

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Growing safety concerns around the IMO’s 0.5% sulphur cap on marine fuels has led to talk of a period of “permitted noncompliance” following the 1 January implementation.

In addition, Indonesia has announced that, because of the threat of an increase in prices for consumer goods, it ...

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