Panama’s Cabinet Council approves new canal tolls structure

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By LoadstarEditorial

11/05/2015

The Cabinet Council of the Republic of Panama has officially approved a proposal to modify the Canal tolls structure, following a recommendation from the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) Board of Directors.

The accepted proposal-which modifies the pricing structure for most Canal segments-will better facilitate the Canal’s goal of providing outstanding service and reliability to the global shipping and maritime community while allowing the ACP to safeguard the competitiveness of the waterway.

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