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Maritime regulator says ‘fight fire with fire’ and levy China ships at US ports

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Federal Maritime Commission chair says taxes on Chinese vessels docking in US should be used to create domestic champions

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Maritime regulator says ‘fight fire with fire’ and levy China ships at US ports

Federal Maritime Commission chair says taxes on Chinese vessels docking in US should be used to create domestic champions

16 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Arizona Capitol Times

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A Looming Port and Trade Catastrophe

Matthew Kandrach During the pandemic, Americans learned how painful supply chain disruptions can be. Now, a newly proposed action from the Trump administration could unintentionally make the pandemic’s supply chain disruptions seem tame. President Trump is looking to rapidly rebuild American shipbuilding. That’s an important goal since the erosion of U.S. shipbuilding — and China’s growing dominance in global shipbuilding — must be confronted. …

16 days ago·Phoenix, United States

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maritimeprofessional.com

Anchoring to Digital Ops: Strategies to Modernize Ports via Digitization

Maritime ports—the lifelines of global trade—are facing unprecedented challenges as stakeholders across entire supply chains react to sudden policy changes shaping the global economy…

15 days ago

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ExchangeMonitor

Lawmakers introduce bill to create shipbuilding commission - ExchangeMonitor

(Page 1) Three House members on Thursday introduced a bill that would create a new maritime industrial base commission to study and make recommendations on the

15 days ago

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tribune242.com

Freeport can ‘fill void’ on US China ship fee

Calls have been made for the Freeport Container Port to “fill the void” and enable The Bahamas and wider Caribbean to escape the US threat to levy up to $1m per port call by Chinese-made ships.

15 days ago

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All Things Supply Chain

Tackling Inefficiencies in the Maritime Supply Chain - All Things Supply Chain

The maritime supply chain forms the backbone of U.S. trade, serving as a necessary conduit for the movement of raw materials, agricultural goods and manufactured products across the globe. According to the U.S. Maritime Administration, the country’s marine transportation system supported more than 30 million jobs and contributed nearly $5.4 trillion in economic activity annually

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