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May 28, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Confusion Over Container Shipping Lines Reported Ban On Unsustainable Cargo

Mystery surrounds press reports last night that after prolonged appeals from Green interests Maersk, the largest container shipping line in the world, apparently announced yesterday it would not carry certain cargoes of at risk marine species particularly the curiously named Orange Roughy, a staple

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Mystery surrounds press reports last night that after prolonged appeals from Green interests Maersk, the largest container shipping line in the world, apparently announced yesterday it would not carry certain cargoes of at risk marine species particularly the curiously named Orange Roughy, a staple catch for many deep sea trawlers and the first ever fish to appear on neighbouring Australia’s endangered species list.

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