The Office of the United States Trade Representative today announced the further extension of certain exclusions in the Section 301 Investigation of China’s Acts, Policies, and Practices Related to Technology Transfer, Intellectual Property, and Innovation. The exclusions were previously scheduled…
READ MORE >The main shipping channel near the site where the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed should be restored by the second week of June, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said Friday (source: Baltimore Banner).
READ MORE >The successful mission to transport the containership Dali away from the wreckage of the Key Bridge represents a major step forward to fully reopen the Port of Baltimore by the end of the month (source: NBC4 Washington).
READ MORE >The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced an updated Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) Entity List, a list of entities that use forced labor. DHS states that it remains steadfast in its duty to address the global…
READ MORE >Crews in Baltimore are preparing to use precision explosive charges to free the Dali container ship from underneath wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Officials have deemed it safe for the ship's crew to remain on board and shelter…
READ MORE >A fourth temporary channel will open for four days starting Thursday morning (April 25) to allow ships at the Port of Baltimore to leave, the Maryland Port Administration said in a statement released Wednesday, citing the U.S. Coast Guard captain…
READ MORE >Singapore-based Grace Ocean, the owner of the M/S Dali containership involved in the collision with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore on March 26, resulting in its collapse, has officially declared general average. The declaration of general average in…
READ MORE >In the wake of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse and the Port of Baltimore’s temporary closure, the FMCSA has granted special authority to local drivers who operate without electronic logging devices (ELD) to continue to work with rerouted freight.…
READ MORE >The collapse of Maryland’s Francis Scott Key Bridge Tuesday after it was struck by a cargo ship continues to block access to the Port of Baltimore and could disrupt shipping flows across the U.S. The Port of Baltimore handled over $80…
READ MORE >East Coast ports including in New York, New Jersey and Virginia are positioned to handle additional ships if the Baltimore bridge collapse leaves terminals there inaccessible, potentially easing impacts on global trade flows (source: AJOT).
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