Cargo tracking reforms linger despite $500m yearly losses

The implementation of the International Cargo Tracking Note (ICTN) in the second quarter of 2025 has garnered criticisms and support from stakeholders in the maritime sector despite the $500 million lost yearly to its non-implementation.

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