FMC wrongly gives TradeLens a pass

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FMC wrongly gives TradeLens a pass

August J. Braakman, shipping advocate | Oct 30, 2020 10:54AM EDT

Companies that want to do business with carriers that support the TradeLens cloud service have no option but to join and supply the required data.
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