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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.

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    Shipper groups urge CBP to clarify tariff transshipment confusion
  • Cold chain industry calls for greater support from European lawmakers
    Cold chain industry calls for greater support from European lawmakers
  • FMC probes legal standing of World Shipping Council agreement
    FMC probes legal standing of World Shipping Council agreement
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Quick-hit, tariff-driven import surge on tap for US West Coast ports

Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor, and Laura Robb, Associate Editor |

The surge, however brief, will nonetheless be a welcome boost in business for the ports after a lackluster May and early June.

FMC’s Sola to leave agency months after being elevated to chairman’s slot

Eric Johnson, Senior Technology Editor |

In a statement posted on the FMC’s website, Sola said his last day at the agency would be June 30 and did not give a reason for his departure.

CPKC acknowledges service woes to US regulators, vows remediation

Ari Ashe, Senior Editor, Intermodal Rail |

The railroad said the disruptions were the result of the switchover to a new operating system in early May, with the technology integration intended to unify old KCS systems into the CP network.

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