FMC Targets Cosco with Millions in Late Payment Fines
The commission says the carrier ignored repeated payment requests and could face penalties of up to $16.7 million.
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FMC clamps down on Cosco fine non-payment with threat of hefty penalty
Concerns of the second Trump administration pulling punches when it came to administering the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) appear to have been strongly disproved, with the regulator threatening Cosco with a $16.7m penalty if it fails to pay its outstanding fine. To make it even more apparent that the Laura DiBella-chaired commission is serious in its pledge to level the playing field between US shippers and the global container sector, the …
The Chinese carrier repaid a debt of about $24,000 only on August 31, seven months after the deadline. The post American regulator threatens COSCO with a fine of up to $16.7 million for overdue debt appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
FMC threatens COSCO with $16.7m penalty over delayed payment
COSCO is facing a potential civil penalty of up to $16.7m in the US after taking more than seven months to pay a comparatively small reparations award ordered by the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC). The FMC has issued an order to show cause asking the Chinese carrier to explain why it should not be penalised …
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