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December 9, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Marseilles freezes container rates for 2010

Marseilles Fos has become the latest European port to announce plans to not put up rates next year in order to help customers. The Marseilles Fos supervisory board agreed to freeze 2010 port tariffs to support customers “in a strained economic context” and enhance the port’s competitiveness.

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Marseilles Fos has become the latest European port to announce plans to not put up rates next year in order to help customers. The Marseilles Fos supervisory board agreed to freeze 2010 port tariffs to support customers “in a strained economic context” and enhance the port’s competitiveness.

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