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FMC Rules in Favor of ATA Conference’s Stance Against OCEMA

In March 2023, an FMC judge ruled in favor of charges filed against OCEMA and 11 international ocean carriers claiming they violated the Shipping Act of 1984.

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Bulk Carrier Banned from Australian Ports After Being Abandoned for Months

The Liberian-flagged KMAX Leader bulk carrier is being towed back to the Philippines after arriving at the Port of Gladstone in October 2023 and remaining there for five months.

Melbourne, Australia. Photo: iStock.com/ymgerman

Biden Seeks to Bolster Port Cybersecurity with Executive Order

The order will give the Coast Guard authority to respond to malicious cyberactivity, require maritime vessels to bolster their cybersecurity and impose new rules on reporting cyber incidents at ports.

Miami, Florida. Photo: Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg

Terminal Operator Holt Logistics Being Reviewed for Anticompetitive Behavior

An investigator said in an email to Tri State Intermodal that the FMC was reviewing information and documents provided by truckers.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photo: iStock.com/Aneese

Naval Escort Helps CMA CGM Ship Pass Through Red Sea Despite Recent Attacks

The EU announced February 19 that it plans to begin its own naval missions to protect shippers passing through the Red Sea.

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Port of LA Kicks Off 2024 with Near-Record January Volume

January also marked the sixth straight month of year-over-year gains for the Port of Los Angeles, surpassing January 2023’s totals by 18%.

Port of Los Angeles. Photo: iStock.com/jgroup

China-U.S. Average Container Leasing Rates Up Threefold Since November

An industry expert from a Californian freight forwarding company said they anticipate organizations will have to deal with equipment shortages due to vessels being rerouted away from the Red Sea.

Ismailia, Egypt. Photo: iStock.com/vale_t

Shipping Bosses Warn Maritime Security in the Red Sea Getting Worse Not Better

Military ships in the region have been attempting to thwart missile strikes on merchant vessels over the past few weeks, but the Houthis have continued their attacks.

Suez Canal, Egypt. Photo: Bloomberg

DP World’s Australian Pay Deal ‘Will Cost Consumers’

The record pay rise came as DP World imposed its biggest hikes yet to terminal access charges.

Sydney, Australia. Photo: iStock.com/moisseyev

Tankers Hauling Kuwaiti Oil Veer From Red Sea After Friday Blast

Despite the diversions, lots of tankers — many hauling Russian oil — continue to ferry barrels through the waterway.

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US DOT Makes Intermodal Infrastructure Investments

The awards, announced January 25, will make considerable investments in intermodal freight infrastructure.

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French Farmers Block Highways Around Paris as Protests Sharpen

Farmers have been choking roadways across the country to protest higher production costs, stringent regulations imposed from Brussels and what they call unfair competition from abroad.

Photo: Bloomberg

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