US Customs Weighs Demanding Foreign Export Filings From Importers Before Cargo Sails
Customs and Border Protection has opened consultation on rules that could require importers to supply foreign export declarations and trace products further back through their supply chains.
Ten Weeks Left on the China-US Port Fee Truce as the 9 November Deadline Nears
The suspension of US Section 301 port fees and China's matching special port dues expires on 9 November 2026, putting ownership and build country back at the centre of trans-Pacific deployment.
Nine In Ten Vessels Used Pooling In First FuelEU Compliance Year
Ninety-two percent of vessels used pooling in the first FuelEU compliance year, with only two percent relying on borrowing against future budgets.
Investigation Links Dozens Of Sanctioned Tanker Operators To One Email Domain
An analytics firm has traced nearly two dozen nominally independent operators of sanctioned tankers back to a single private email domain also used by Russia's state shipping group.
Screening flags FuelEU deficit risk for four in ten ships
More than 40% of almost 9,000 ships assessed by a European climate consultancy fell into categories linked to potential FuelEU Maritime deficits after the regulation's first reporting year.
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