Maersk in firing line over 'abandoned container' in Africa
Maersk’s freight forwarding operation has been hauled in front of the US Federal Maritime Commission ...
Organisations representing cargo owners and drayage providers are up in arms over an attempt by ocean carriers to halt the implementation of US rules on billing demurrage and detention (D&D) charges.
The Ocean Carrier Equipment Management Association (OCEMA), which represents 10 major international box carriers, has petitioned the US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) to postpone implementation of the new rules on D&D billing that came into effect on 28 May. It wants a 90-day deferral of the new regime.
On 23 February ...
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