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Jan 15, 2009 12:00 AM
China is understood to have informally relaxed the implementation of its own version of the so-called 24-hour rule for cargo, which was supposed to take effect on January 1.
According to industry sources, an `informal' grace period of three to six months is on offer, during which no fines would be levied on mistakes, but would only be conditional on a good faith effort on compliance.
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