U.S. Port Fee Proposal on Chinese Ships May Backfire, Experts Warn
Experts warn a USTR proposal imposing heavy fees on Chinese-linked vessels could disrupt U.S. shipping and global trade.
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Unions Oppose New Tariffs on China-Made Vessels
Unions file a petition opposing potential fees on China-made shipping vessels, warning of broader impacts on U.S. industries.
US Port Fee Plan Disrupts Global Shipping Efficiency
The US plan to fine ships made in China is drawing criticism for potentially disrupting global and domestic shipping efficiency, warns expert John Pang.
Trump’s Proposed Ship Fee Order Could Shake Global Trade
A draft executive order may impose $1.5M fees on China made ships at U.S. ports, risking further instability in global supply chains.
China’s Container Power: Maersk on Global Supply Chains
Maersk rep reveals China’s unmatched role in global shipping, with over one-third of worldwide container trade, cementing its critical position in supply chains.
Maritime Tension Persists as Houthis Control Yemen’s Coast
Yemeni Leadership Council warns that Houthi control over Yemen’s coast fuels tension on maritime routes, affecting global shipping.
China Launches World’s Largest Methanol-Powered Dual Fuel Engine
China launches the world’s largest methanol-powered dual fuel engine in Shanghai, setting a new standard for green technology in the shipping industry. 🌱🚢
China Unveils World’s Largest Methanol-Powered Engine, Boosting Green Shipping 🌿🚢
China launches the world’s largest methanol-powered dual fuel engine in Shanghai, paving the way for greener shipping with reduced carbon emissions.
USPS Halts Packages from China and Hong Kong: What’s Going On? 📦🚫
USPS temporarily stops accepting packages from the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong starting February 4. Letters and flats aren’t affected. No reason provided yet.
USPS Temporarily Suspends Packages from Chinese Mainland & Hong Kong
The U.S. Postal Service has temporarily suspended accepting inbound parcels from the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, effective from February 4.