Posted on September 7, 2013

Shanghai International Port is asking the government of China to relax regulations on port charges and allow individual ports to set their own prices.  They argue that the current pricing regulation lags behind the development of the port and shipping industries and does not reflect supply and demand.  Nearly half the world’s top 20 container ports are in China. Shanghai became the world’s busiest container port in 2010, but growth has slowed due to the slow-down in Chinese exports.

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