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EU charges alleged shipping cartel

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12.04.2007 10:36

EU charges alleged shipping cartel

Several firms had been charged with running a cartel for shipping bulk liquids by sea in a follow-up on raids made in February 2003, EU regulators said yesterday.

EU charges alleged shipping cartel

Several firms had been charged with running a cartel for shipping bulk liquids by sea in a follow-up on raids made in February 2003, EU regulators said yesterday.

Odfjell Seachem said it had been charged, four years after a US price-fixing probe fined the Norwegian shipper.

The EU charges allege that firms allocated customers, rigged bids, fixed prices and swapped confidential market information.

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