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Marine World
Inside Iran’s Expanding Hormuz Transit System: Checkpoints, Diplomatic Deals and Passage Fees
The tanker crew gathered their courage and carefully navigated along a route designated by Iran, hugging the coastline and maneuvering their…
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Port News
Trump’s Maritime Action Plan revives threat of port fees
The Trump administration’s long‑awaited Maritime Action Plan (MAP) has resurrected a controversial proposal to charge foreign‑built ships a per‑kilogram fee…
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Maritime News
White House Releases America’s Maritime Action Plan
The White House on Friday, February 13, released its long-awaited America’s Maritime Action Plan, designed to revitalize the merchant marine…
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Maritime News
China Pauses Port Fees on US-Linked Ships for One Year
China suspended for one year port fees levied on U.S.-linked vessels, its transport ministry said on Monday, after Washington announced…
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Maritime News
U.S. Shipyard Workers Blast White House’s Suspension of Chinese Ship Fees
When the Trump administration agreed to suspend its Section 301 port fees on Chinese shipping late last month, America’s shipbuilding…
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Marine World
Trump Plans One-Year Pause on Port Crane Duties, China Ship Fees
The US is pushing forward on President Donald Trump’s pledge to pause a series of penalties aimed at China’s shipbuilding…
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Marine World
USTR Moves to Suspend Port Fees Targeting China
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has opened a one-day public comment period and provided more clarity on the…
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Maritime News
Matson Paid $6.4 million in Port Fees to China
U.S. ocean shipping company Matson has paid $6.4 million in port fees to China since they were implemented on October…
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Marine World
U.S. and China Suspend Tit-for-Tat Port Fees By One Year
The US and China have agreed to suspend tit-for-tat shipping levies on vessels linked to the other for one year, according to…
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Marine World
U.S. and China Suspend Port Fees Central to Trump’s Shipbuilding Strategy
The United States and China have agreed to suspend retaliatory port fees on each other’s vessels for one year, marking…
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