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Freight forwarders cornered by high container deposits

By WANI MUTHIAH

PORT KLANG: Freight forwarders in the country have been pushed into a corner due to high container deposits imposed by international shipping lines.

Seeking a lifeline to save their business, the Federation of Malay­sian Freight Forwarders is urging the government to intervene.

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