Plan to liberalise EU port services set for defeat

The European Parliament was all but certain to reject plans to liberalise port services across the European Union after EU legislators today called the proposals dangerous and unlikely to increase competition.

The European Parliament was all but certain to reject plans to liberalise port services across the European Union after EU legislators today called the proposals dangerous and unlikely to increase competition.

The draft bill, tabled by the EU’s executive commission, proposes opening cargo-handling to competition, ending the current situation in many European ports where loading and unloading is run by monopoly handlers.

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