Expeditors in court – let's kick the can down the road
To be continued
MSC has sort to ease the fears of shippers with cargo aboard a vessel arrested by US authorities this week.
The MSC Gayane was impounded by US Customs on 17 June after a raid at the port of Philadelphia uncovered the largest amount of cocaine they ever found.
On Monday, US Customs and Border Protection revealed it had obtained a warrant to arrest the ship and it would remain in the court’s custody.
In a statement on its website, MSC said “aside from ...
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