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U.S. Commences Fees on Chinese Ships
The U.S. port fees took effect on the same day as new tariffs on imported furniture, kitchen cabinets and lumber.
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China Puts Sanctions on U.S. Subsidiaries of Shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean
China also announced that it would be looking a 2024 probe launched by the USTR, which asserted that China's dominance in the shipbuilding sector posed a national security threat.
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Shipping Faces ‘Sizeable Disruption’ as U.S., China Spar on Fees
The industry had already been racing to find workarounds to blunt the blow from the USTR's punishing port fees. Now it faces additional challenges from China’s retaliation.
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BONUS EPISODE: A Conversation with Bloodhound Tracking Device CEO Curtis Spencer
On this bonus episode of The SupplyChainBrain Podcast, SupplyChainBrain editor-in-chief Bob Bowman speaks with Curtis Spencer, chief executive officer of Bloodhound Tracking Device, Inc.
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Germany Says Warship Order Intact Despite ‘Massive Delays’
The delays put Germany in a bind just as European nations pour billions into bolstering their military capability in the face of an increasingly aggressive Russia.
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China Retaliates Against Impending U.S. Port Fees with New Countermeasures
The countermeasures took effect on September 28, and will remain in place "unless relevant treaties or agreements offer adequate and effective remedies."
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MSC Reaffirms Commitment to Avoid Northern Sea Route
The world’s largest container shipping line gave a number of reasons, including that an increase in Arctic transit traffic could impact the fragile ecosystem of the region.
Stade, Germany. Photo: iStock.com/eyewave
BONUS EPISODE: A Conversation with Port of Long Beach CEO Mario Cordero
On this bonus episode of The SupplyChainBrain Podcast, SupplyChainBrain editor-in-chief Bob Bowman speaks with Mario Cordero, chief executive officer of the Port of Long Beach.
Port of Long Beach. Photo: iStock / trekandshoot
Houthis Attack Netherlands-Flagged Ship in Gulf of Aden
The attack came a week after a failed assault on the same vessel, French military officials told the Associated Press.
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World Maritime Day Shines Spotlight on Safeguarding Seas
The IMO highlighted a series of recent initiatives, from the adoption of an action plan to cut marine plastic litter, to the development of a global biofouling framework to stop invasive species.
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Sallaum Lines Rolls Out First of Six Planned LNG Dual-Fuel Vessels
The ship has a 7,500 car equivalent unit capacity, and is expected to deliver what Sallaum believes will be "substantial" reductions in carbon emission.
Sallaum's LNG dual-fuel flagship, Ocean Breeze. Photo: Courtesy of Sallaum Lines
Shippers Warn Net Zero Plan Could Cost Over $300 Billion by 2035
The IMO’s NZF won’t be effective in helping shipping decarbonize in line with the IMO’s strategy announced in 2023 or ensuring a level playing field, the group of shippers said.
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