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Sam Collyer
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Jul 02, 2010 03:00 PM
AUSTRALIA’S congested bulk supply chains could threaten the country’s position as the world’s dominant coking coal supplier within five years.
Shipping analysts suggest continued congestion off Australia’s east coast ports will increasingly become a disincentive for customers looking for reliable coking coal supplies.
A report from Metal Bulletin Research, Coking Coal Strategic Market Outlook to 2020, predicts that if Australian...
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