Why controversial US port fees spell extra profit for tanker owners
Moves from the US evidence of further deglobalisation
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Could US port fees push tankers toward a ‘trifurcated’ market?
US fees on Chinese-built ships could further split an already fractured fleet
Could US port fees push tankers toward a ‘trifurcated’ market? Read More »
Could US port fees push tankers towards a ‘trifurcated’ market?
US fees on Chinese-built ships could further split an already fractured fleet
Could US port fees push tankers towards a ‘trifurcated’ market? Read More »
Change the Jones Act? Tanker owners consider options with US port fees on table
Century-old cabotage law tends to enjoy support, but executive suggests changes could be made
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US ‘thermonuclear’ port fee measures could kill agricultural trades
Once in the drivers’ seat on shipping-adjacent policies, farmers could lose out, liner trade group head says
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