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Jul 06, 2012 01:27 PM
An incentive program has been set up by the port of Long Beach in the US, to encourage larger, cleaner ships to call.
A cap has been put on daily dockage fee at US$8641 per day for ships longer than 345 metres, with effect from August 1.
Such vessels, prior to the change, pay more than US$11,000 per day for docking.
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