Taiwan and South Korea lines don't fear US levy on Chinese ships
Taiwanese and South Korean liner operators are likely to be those least impacted by the ...
South Korea’s minister for oceans and fisheries has assured the country’s container shipping companies his ministry will help them weather market challenges as freight rates continue falling.
This is despite South Korea having been criticised for using taxpayers’ money to bail out struggling enterprises.
Cho Seung-hwan met with representatives of HMM, SM Line, Sinokor and others, as well as state-backed ship finance provider Korea Ocean Business Corp on Tuesday.
The minister said, “We will do our best to maintain the international competitiveness of ...
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