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China’s port fee warning to US puts ocean carriers on edge

Mark Szakonyi, Executive Editor |

The vagueness of China’s potential retaliation against the US puts not just US-flag vessels under threat, but also any individuals and organizations accused of harming Beijing’s shipping interests.

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Canadian transportation regulators are considering whether empty container fees are justified, following protests from shipowners and vessel operators.

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A string of storms in September has roiled vessel schedules and terminal operations throughout the region.

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Ari Ashe, Senior Editor, Intermodal Rail |

The move by CSX to relieve Joe Hinrichs of his duties comes after Ancora Holdings urged the railroad’s board of directors to seek a merger with BNSF Railway or Canadian Pacific Kansas City in response to the UP-NS deal.

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