US imports set to face little VGM scrutiny from Coast Guard

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US imports set to face little VGM scrutiny from Coast Guard

John Gallagher, Special Correspondent | Apr 05, 2016 8:48AM EDT
If recent trends are an indication, U.S. importers have little reason to be concerned the verified gross mass declarations of containers will be checked by the U.S. Coast guard when the SOLAS container weight rule takes effect July 1.
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