Shipper seeks FMC intervention after $3 million in D&D charges

JOC Regulation & Policy

Shipper seeks FMC intervention after $3 million in D&D charges

Teri Errico Griffis, Associate Editor | Jul 28, 2022 4:35PM EDT
The complaint brought by a New York-based food importer is the latest in a string of detention and demurrage cases the FMC has investigated of late.
Regulation & Policy

Please log in below to view the rest of this page. If you do not have an account, please register or subscribe below for access.

More Regulation & Policy - News & Analysis

Shipper seeks $600,000 from CMA CGM in latest FMC complaint
Carriers’ antitrust immunity may be next target of US shipping reform
FMC draft on exports gives carriers wide loophole: shippers
Outlook 2022: Shipping needs state support, R&D to reach decarbonization targets
US lawmakers take aim at ocean carriers with shipping reform push
FMC launches study to improve US chassis pools
Outlook 2022: Automation key to CBP’s facilitation of rising low-value shipments
FMC receives strong support for emergency order on port congestion
Regulation & Policy

More on JOC

Norfolk Southern acknowledges need to restore shipper confidence in rail

Norfolk Southern Railway

FMC members seek anti-trust power over ocean carrier agreements

US Transportation Regulations

CMA CGM adds terminal assets in New York–New Jersey

Port of New York and New Jersey

ILA sees no disputes with port employers ahead of 2023 contract talks

International Longshoremen’s Association

Free time comes under scrutiny following pandemic port congestion

US Ports
More News & Analysis