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The EU seeks greater transparency for the second-hand tanker market
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26 February 2024
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As the EU continues to take measures to restrict Russia’s ability to trade its crude oil and petroleum products, by its latest package of sanctions against Russia it has moved to try and introduce greater transparency into the second-hand tanker market.
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