Maersk Fined $1.9M by US Regulator for Unfair Shipping Fees
Shipping and logistics giant Maersk has been fined nearly $2 million by the US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC). The penalty follows a settlement with a US-based shipper over unjust and unreasonable demurrage and detention charges. Regulators found that Maersk's billing practices violated the US Shipping Act. This decision is considered a significant development for shippers, as the FMC has indicated that other major carriers are also being investigated for similar fee-related issues.
Official Source: https://theloadstar.com/maersk-fined-1-9m-for-unfair-dd-fees-with-more-carriers-in-the-firing-line/
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