LONDON, May 4 (GCTL) - The world's biggest iron-ore carriers, which have not been allowed to serve mainland ports, probably will win access to these ports soon because they cut transportation and commodity costs, trumping opposition from domestic shipowners, Barclays Capital said.
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Maritime Greater China
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Vale SA,
iron-ore carriers,
China Shipowners Association,
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