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Latest News FMC floats port fees for Spanish ships, import restrictions Savannah’s new terminal sets 2028 work start following permit approval Container ship sinks in Strait of Hormuz after attack Tesla driving intermodal surge from Southern California to Houston Rising Suez vessel transits have North Europe hubs on edge More News ✕ More News & Analysis FMC floats port fees for Spanish ships, import restrictions The proposals stem from a December 2024 investigation that found Spain created unfavorable conditions for US trade by barring US-flagged vessels from its ports. Savannah’s new terminal sets 2028 work start following permit approval Construction of the $2.3 billion Savannah Container Terminal is due to start in January 2028, with the facility expected to handle the largest container ships once it’s completed in the 2030s. Container ship sinks in Strait of Hormuz after attack Two vessels from the same feeder operator were hit in the waterway, with one catching fire and sinking while the other has limped to a safe anchorage.
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Airlines move capacity to booming China, Hong Kong outbound markets

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