Wan Hai planning new ship orders

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Wan Hai Lines is close to ordering new ships for its intra-Asia operations and, following several months of discussions, it appears as if contracts will be split between Japan Marine United’s (JMU) shipyard in Yokohama and China’s Huangpu Wenchong.

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