News / Maersk subpoenaed as part of US probe into 'supply chain collusion'

16/03/2022

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 ...

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Neil Baillie
March 20, 2022 at 5:43 am
HMM April Melbourne- Busan rate$550, up$50 from March, based on this we sign contract with our customers. May rate just advised $950, still waiting on explanation as to what would cause such a hike… just one of many examples

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