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by Shipping Giants Assume Interim Control of Panama Canal Terminals
Units of two global shipping powerhouses, Maersk and MSC, have commenced interim management of critical terminals along the Panama Canal. This significant development sees APM Terminals, a subsidiary
by Maritime Decarbonization Targets Face Expert-Predicted Delays
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by Court Ruling Prompts New Tariff Refund Solutions
A recent Supreme Court ruling has significant implications for IEEPA tariffs. Shippers and customs brokers may now qualify for refunds. In response, numerous forwarders and software vendors are offeri
by Logistics Leaders Partner for Biofuel-Driven Emission Reductions
Shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd and global logistics provider DSV have announced a new agreement. This partnership advances sustainable biofuel initiatives in maritime shipping.
Under this deal, DSV commit
by Executives Detail Strategies for Supply Chain Resilience
Company executives from REI and Arlon Graphics have outlined essential strategies for navigating persistent supply chain disruptions. They strongly emphasize that agility and robust relationships with
by FedEx Sues U.S. Government for Tariff Refunds
Global shipping giant FedEx has initiated a lawsuit against the United States government. The company seeks refunds for tariffs originally imposed during the Trump administration. This legal action by