Truckers, terminals and forwarders sorting out per-diem bills under new FMC rules The agency’s detention and demurrage rules are still unclear as to billing those charges to truckers, according to challenges put forth by ocean carriers. Truckers, terminals and forwarders sorting out per-diem bills under new FMC rules Journal of Commerce
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on June 12, 2024in Industry News
Stakeholders sorting out per diem bills under new FMC rules
on June 12, 2024in Industry News
Stakeholders sorting out per diem bills under new FMC rules The agency’s detention and demurrage rules are still unclear as to billing those charges to truckers, according to challenges put forth by ocean carriers. Stakeholders sorting out per diem bills under new FMC rules Journal of Commerce
Read More →Opportunistic intra-Asia carriers reenter trans-Pacific trade amid soaring rates, demand
on June 11, 2024in Industry News
Opportunistic intra-Asia carriers reenter trans-Pacific trade amid soaring rates, demand Established long-haul carriers are also launching a raft of new services between Asia and Americas to take advantage of the buoyant market. Opportunistic intra-Asia carriers reenter trans-Pacific trade amid soaring rates, demand Journal of Commerce
Read More →Opportunistic intra-Asia carriers reenter trans-Pac trade amid soaring rates, demand
on June 11, 2024in Industry News
Opportunistic intra-Asia carriers reenter trans-Pac trade amid soaring rates, demand Established long-haul carriers are also launching a raft of new services between Asia and Americas to take advantage of the buoyant market. Opportunistic intra-Asia carriers reenter trans-Pac trade amid soaring rates, demand Journal of Commerce
Read More →Shippers, IMCs pleased with rail performance in 2024: survey
on June 11, 2024in Industry News
Shippers, IMCs pleased with rail performance in 2024: survey Domestic intermodal service has been significantly better so far this year compared to the pandemic-disrupted years of 2020 to 2022, but shippers remain reluctant to tender some freight to the railroads, a Journal of Commerce survey found. Shippers, IMCs pleased with rail performance in 2024: survey […]
Read More →Canadian border agency, workers reach tentative deal on new contract
on June 11, 2024in Industry News
Canadian border agency, workers reach tentative deal on new contract The preliminary agreement avoids a strike that could have created traffic jams along the US-Canada border, disrupting trade and manufacturing. Canadian border agency, workers reach tentative deal on new contract Journal of Commerce
Read More →Rate management platform uses fresh funding to add auditing, amendments tools
on June 11, 2024in Industry News
Rate management platform uses fresh funding to add auditing, amendments tools The new products were launched as Ship Angel announced a $5 million funding round by venture investors. Rate management platform uses fresh funding to add auditing, amendments tools Journal of Commerce
Read More →Asia-Europe ocean rates soar as shipper ‘panic’ brings orders forward
on June 11, 2024in Industry News
Asia-Europe ocean rates soar as shipper ‘panic’ brings orders forward Average spot rates on the westbound trade have tripled compared to this point last year, with growing demand likely to keep upward pressure on prices over the coming weeks. Asia-Europe ocean rates soar as shipper ‘panic’ brings orders forward Journal of Commerce
Read More →Somalia-based piracy menaces vessels rerouted away from Houthi threats
on June 10, 2024in Industry News
Somalia-based piracy menaces vessels rerouted away from Houthi threats Security forces preoccupied with Houthi attacks in the Red Sea and an increase in Indian Ocean shipping thanks to ongoing route diversions has created an opening for Somali pirates. Somalia-based piracy menaces vessels rerouted away from Houthi threats Journal of Commerce
Read More →Increased consumer spending drives latest upgrade for US import growth: retailers
on June 10, 2024in Industry News
Increased consumer spending drives latest upgrade for US import growth: retailers The Global Port Tracker has again increased its forecast for US imports through September, with the National Retail Federation pointing to retailers stocking up to meet the rising demand of consumers. Increased consumer spending drives latest upgrade for US import growth: retailers Journal of […]
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