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Shipping deal delivers on productivity, gets Australians up gangways

In a major development in shipping, CSL and two of the maritime unions have struck deals for the company's new vessel that provide training for a guaranteed Australian crew and deliver productivity improvements that CSL says will help cement its role in Australia and allow it to seriously look at expanding its business.

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