US Indicts Chinese Firms Over Alleged Container Price-Fixing

The United States has indicted four Chinese container manufacturers, accusing them of operating a price-fixing cartel during the pandemic era. This action targets alleged monopolistic practices in the shipping container industry.

20 May, 06:26 — 20 May, 06:26

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U.S. indicts four Chinese container manufacturers alleging pandemic-era price-fixing cartel

China International Marine Containers, Singamas Container Holdings, Shanghai Universal Logistics Equipment, and CXIC Group Containers colluded to cut container output: DOJ

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US Indicts Chinese Firms Over Alleged Container Price-Fixing

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U.S. indicts four Chinese container manufacturers alleging pandemic-era price-fixing cartel

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U.S. indicts four Chinese container manufacturers alleging pandemic-era price-fixing cartel

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