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News / US FMC orders carriers and terminals to explain 'excessive' D&D charges

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US marine regulatory agency the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is to order container lines serving Los Angeles, Long Beach and New York, and box terminal operators in the same ports, to explain how they calculate detention and demurrage charges. 

FMC commissioner Rebecca Dye, who has been leading the organisation’s ...

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