JERA, the world's biggest buyer of liquefied natural gas (LNG), has renegotiated some of its contracts with suppliers to drop clauses that restrict where the cargoes can be sold, in a move to gain more flexibility, an executive told Reuters Japan's Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) in 2017 ruled that destination restrictions that prevent the reselling of contracted LNG cargoes breach competition rules. …" We have been asking sellers to scrap the destination clauses from the current contracts and some of them have accepted our request," Sunao Nakamura, JERA's managing executive officer, told Reuters in an interview on Thursday.