The European legal regime that boosts competition in shipping, increases the frequency of liner shipping, increases the connectivity of port pairs and reduces freight rates will be allowed to die. […]
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The European Commission has extended the liner shipping “Consortia Block Exemption Regulation” in Europe for four more years to 25 April 2024.
Liner shipping companies will be allowed to continue to work together in a wide variety of ways that benefit the flow of international trade and the general public. Liner shipping companies provide joint liner shipping services to customers through agreements are known as “consortia”....
https://shippingaustralia.com.au/europe-extends-life-of-block-exemption-for-liner-shipping/
The regulation is now extended until April 25, 2024.
The EC has proposed to extend the regulation exempting liner shipping consortia from EU antitrust rules.
The EC should repeal the BER unless a revised regulatory framework clarifying the current regulation is adopted.
Liner shipping associations have asked the European Commission to extend the EU consortia block exemption regulation.
The EC is seeking views on Consortia Block Exemption Regulation.