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Green Marine

April 6, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Shipping firms sign subsidy contracts

SOME shipping companies have started signing contracts after winning tenders for shipping subsidies. But the Fiji Shipping Corporation chairman Malcolm Harrison said a formal announcement over which operators were successful would not be made until all subsidy contracts were signed. He could not put

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SOME shipping companies have started signing contracts after winning tenders for shipping subsidies. But the Fiji Shipping Corporation chairman Malcolm Harrison said a formal announcement over which operators were successful would not be made until all subsidy contracts were signed. He could not put a time frame on when the announcement would be made, blaming shipping operators for the delay.

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