Chinese Mainland Pushes Back Against US Curbs on Maritime, Logistics & Shipbuilding
The Ministry of Commerce of the Chinese mainland slams US curbs on maritime, logistics & shipbuilding sectors, warning of global trade ripple effects.
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Section 301 Fees Expose US Shipbuilding’s 70-Year Decline
Explore how Section 301’s $50 per tonne fees highlight the 70-year decline of US shipbuilding, revealing deeper issues in domestic industrial policy.
China Probes U.S. Trade Impact on Shipping and Shipbuilding
China’s Ministry of Transport is probing how the U.S. Section 301 investigation could reshape the security and growth of its shipping and shipbuilding sectors.
China’s Shipbuilding Merger Creates World’s Largest Builder
China’s shipbuilding merger of CSSC and CSIC creates a 400bn-yuan powerhouse and the world’s top listed builder. Discover how Beijing’s SOE shake-up is making waves.
Port Fees Won’t Save America’s Shipbuilding Industry
New port fees aimed at protecting America’s shipbuilding industry may disrupt global trade and hit US consumers hard — no overnight fix in sight.
The Chinese mainland Slams U.S. Trade Actions on Key Sectors
The Chinese mainland strongly opposes U.S. trade measures in maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding sectors, warning of global disruptions.
Can Port Fees Revive US Shipbuilding?
Experts warn that port fees on Chinese vessels won’t revive the sinking U.S. shipbuilding industry. Rethink strategies for sustainable recovery.
White House Tariff Gamble: $1.5M Fees on Chinese Ships?
A new White House proposal could impose up to $1.5M tariffs on Chinese ships, risking higher costs for consumers and U.S. exporters.
US Shipbuilding Revival? Trump’s Plan Targets Chinese Mainland Ships
Trump’s draft order to fine ships built in the Chinese mainland could boost US shipbuilding. Is this the industry revival we need?
Record-Breaking 8,600-Car Carrier Sails Ahead
A newly built 8,600-car carrier from the Chinese mainland sets a record with its 200-day hull assembly, marking a leap in maritime innovation.
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