LL: New US administration, new leaders of US maritime regulation
Lloyd’s List reports: IT IS a new political era in the US with the arrival of ...
US shippers and truckers’ years of the “constant game of runaround” with detention and demurrage (D&D) invoices will likely be abated by the FMC’s new rules – but “erroneous” carrier invoices have still not been addressed.
Last week, the FMC revised its D&D rules, and introduced new requirements for billing, timeframes and how to dispute unfair charges.
The FMC said the revision would “promote supply chain fluidity by ensuring a clear connection between the failure to pick up cargo or ...
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