US lawmakers take aim at ocean carriers with shipping reform push

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US lawmakers take aim at ocean carriers with shipping reform push

| Mar 18, 2022 10:16AM EDT
Democratic senators took the opportunity of a recent committee meeting to drill FMC Chairman Daniel Maffei on sky-high freight rates charged by ocean carriers amid declining service levels.
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