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Shipbreaking: EU law is redundant because European yards can compete with cash buyers, says Dutch investor
Shipbreaking: flag state newcomer Niue 'specialising in Indian subcontinent end-of-life sales'
EC official insisted on 'surprise' Alang plot visit amid 'neo-colonial' attitude accusation
Shipbreaking: EU shipowners warn of 'huge retaliation' to any financial incentive proposal
Owners, shipbreakers 'withdrew Alang NGO invite'; Indian yards prepare EU whitelist applications
Shipbreaking: European Commission bombarded with advice ahead of Alang visit
Shipbreaking: EC guidelines set July approved facility application deadline
Shipowners unlikely to back shipbreaking 'licence' plan
Nineteen European breaking yards line up for first Brussels-approved list in sign that law could reactivate domestic industry
Shipbreaking: class sees few business opportunities in EU Regulation
Maritime Watch
Edited by Justin Stares
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