US agriculture industry urges Senate on ocean shipping legislation

28/01/2022

More than 100 companies and associations representing the US agricultural industry have written to Senators Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell to urge them to consider a bill which addresses “unreasonable ocean carrier practices that are undermining US export competitiveness”.

Noting that “the transportation crisis for US ...

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