SCT cuts charges…

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Shanghai Container Terminals (SCT), 37 percent-owned by Hong Kong’s Hutchison Port Holdings (HPH), has cut handling charges by five percent this year to boost sagging throughput, according to deputy general manager Han Gang.

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