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The Federal Maritime Commission said it would order container carriers and port terminal operators servicing the Los Angeles and New York areas to “provide information on their policies and practices related to container returns and container availability for exporters.”

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A federal maritime regulator orders the world’s largest containership companies to provide her agency with container detention and demurrage information to ensure they’re meeting their legal obligations.

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Indian rice exports gained impetus this week after an extra port was opened in the country's biggest rice-handling facility, possibly easing congestion. Traders said they are purchasing more rice from farmers in expectation of rising demand from importers, pushing domestic prices of un-husked paddy to a 10-year high of between 6,200 and 7,000 dongs per kg.

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Panhellenic Crew Union of Towage & Salvage decided to launch a 48-hour strike at Piraeus's port in Greece from Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021, at 00:01 hours until Wednesday February 24th 2021, at 24:00 hours local time.

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Hapag-Lloyd had introduced the RHD Charge - Receiving, Handling Destination for Imports into Haldia (INHAL), Tuticorin (INTUT), and Kolkata (INCCU). Effective from February 23, 2021, for all trades until further notice.

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After overtaking Mumbai’s Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) as India’s most significant container gateway, Adani-operated Mundra Port is eyeing more market share.

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The slower flow of containers, instead of insufficient vessel limit, is the thing that has pushed the global container system to the edge of total collapse. The pandemic-driven slowdown in the normal circulatory movement of containers, combined with sharply higher volumes, has reduced overall system capacity, driving up rates and creating massive delays that are expected to continue for weeks to come.

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The Federal Maritime Commission said it would order container carriers and port terminal operators servicing the Los Angeles and New York areas to “provide information on their policies and practices related to container returns and container availability for exporters.”

Click Here To See The Actual Notification

A federal maritime regulator orders the world’s largest containership companies to provide her agency with container detention and demurrage information to ensure they’re meeting their legal obligations.

Click Here To See The Actual Notification