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    Beijing also continues suspension of probe into shipping and shipbuilding supply chain security

    BEIJING: China on Monday extended the suspension of special port fees on US-linked vessels until January 10, 2027, the country’s Transport Ministry said in a statement.

    The ministry confirmed that the suspension would remain in effect as part of measures affecting maritime trade between the two countries. China has also continued to suspend its investigation into shipping and shipbuilding supply chain security, according to the statement.

    The extension keeps the suspension of additional port charges on US-linked vessels in place beyond its previous timeframe, while the separate probe into shipping and shipbuilding supply chains will also remain suspended.

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