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Latest News FMC questions Cosco on non-payment of reparations to ag shipper Breakbulk fleet growth to accelerate, but capacity remains constrained Ro/ro terminal upgrades central to Baltimore’s weather resiliency plan C.H. Robinson acquires logistics provider RXO for $5.8 billion Houston drayage rates rising faster than other US port markets More News ✕ More News & Analysis FMC questions Cosco on non-payment of reparations to ag shipper The agency says the ocean carrier will be subject to fines of up to $25,000 a day if it has determined that the lack of payment to an Oregon-based shipper is “willful and knowing.” Breakbulk fleet growth to accelerate, but capacity remains constrained While fleet supply is growing, vessel specialization, low demolition activity, port congestion, and ongoing disruptions to traditional trade lanes are all limiting the amount of capacity effectively available to project cargo and breakbulk shippers. Ro/ro terminal upgrades central to Baltimore’s weather resiliency plan The initial phase of the port’s strategy focuses on limiting storm damage at the Dundalk Marine Terminal, Baltimore’s primary ro/ro facility, attendees at the American Association of Port Authorities conference were told.
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FMC questions Cosco on non-payment of reparations to ag shipper

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