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Indian ship scrapping
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Maersk Line has responded to criticism from an environmental group accusing it of using flags of convenience to bypass EC guidelines on ship scrapping.

The world’s largest container shipping line this year announced it would continue to send vessels earmarked for recycling to the Indian beaches of ...

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