Growing Demand for Rapid Screening and Detection Systems Pushes the European Maritime Security Market, Finds Frost ...(port facilities and ships across the Eur...)

Date:7/11/2009

port facilities and ships across the European Union (EU) have security systems that comply with International Ship and Port Security (ISPS) regulations. The maritime security market has not undergone any significant technology changes in the past five years.

"Spending on security arrangements will not increase significantly unless new ISPS regulations come into effect," says Kumar. "The market will expand with the introduction of new high technology products that enhance the speed of cargo screening in the seaports."

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