Maersk dismisses fears over capacity constraints at key Gemini port
Maersk is confident that its key South-east Asia hub of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) will handle ...
Maersk has told The Loadstar its subpoena by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) is tied to an “ongoing investigation into supply chain disruption”.
However, with no official announcement or response from the DOJ to requests for comment, there is scant detail on why the world’s second-largest container line has been subpoenaed.
The carrier’s North America spokesperson, Tom Boyd, confirmed to The Loadstar that it was linked to the investigation, adding: “We have not seen evidence of any actual or alleged wrongdoing on ...
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