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the South Korean Fair Trade Commission asks the Chinese antitrust to collaborate to the examination of the P3 Network
the Korea Shipowners' Association has invited the authority to take note of the impact negative of the shipowning alliance on the competition
March 24, 2014
It prints South Korean it has announced that the Fair Trade Commission (FTC), the authority national antitrust, has sent a letter to the homologous Chinese authority proposing a cooperation in the appraisal of the project of P3 alliance Network between the shipowners Maersk Line, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) and CMA CGM, that they are the three leaders of the market of the marine transport of line, project that is approved of in recent days by the Maritime American Federal Commission ( on 21 March 2014).
In recent days the Korea Shipowners' Association (KSA) has sped up the Fair Trade Commission to take note of the impact negative that the P3 Network would have on international the marine market and on the competition.
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It prints South Korean it has announced that the Fair Trade Commission (FTC), the authority national antitrust, has sent a letter to the homologous Chinese authority proposing a cooperation in the appraisal of the project of P3 alliance Network between the shipowners Maersk Line, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) and CMA CGM, that they are the three leaders of the market of the marine transport of line, project that is approved of in recent days by the Maritime American Federal Commission 
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