Landside charges hit 41% of revenues for Oz terminals

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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) Container stevedoring monitoring report for 2021-22 highlights a huge shift in container stevedoring charges in the country from shipping lines to transport operators.

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