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US shipbuilding incentives need more oversight: GAO

Michael Angell, Senior Editor, East Coast Ports |

The federal watchdog agency said the US Maritime Administration has financial levers to help the domestic shipbuilding industry but doesn’t know their effectiveness.

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Trans-Atlantic ocean trade readies for end to 90-day pause on US tariffs

Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |

Easing freight rates and demand suggest a “wait-and-see” approach by US importers as the July 9 end of the temporary reprieve on so-called “reciprocal” tariffs nears.

Congress seeks reauthorization of FMC through 2029

Michael Angell, Senior Editor, East Coast Ports |

The procedural reauthorization bill would provide funding for the agency for the next three fiscal years and add more outside expertise on ports and ocean carriers.

Shipper groups urge CBP to clarify tariff transshipment confusion

Eric Johnson, Senior Technology Editor |

The groups want the US customs agency to rule that tariffs should be assessed according to a good’s origin port, not a secondary port through which it might have been transshipped.

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