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 ...
Regulators from Asia, the US and Europe have held the fifth biennial meeting to discuss the global competition issues concerning the maritime industry, including issues that have occurred since the start of the pandemic in 2020.
Discussions for this year’s event focused on the service disruptions in ocean supply chains, including the identification of obstructions to the free flow of cargo, on the ocean and inland connections.
Regulators looked at what actions had already been taken to mitigate the impact of the ...
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