News & Update – Page 2 – South Florida District Export Council

How Trade Missions Benefit U.S. Businesses

As a key service the United States Commercial Service sponsors, trade missions afford American corporations the opportunity to utilize the

For years carriers have attempted to sanction container no-shows with a fee, but none have stuck. Last minute cancellations have

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has announced its plans to modify its existing toll structure to further incentivize the full

A global shortage of shipping containers has recently hurt U.S. exporters. The Ocean Shipping Container Availability Report (OSCAR), a weekly

This past Tuesday, June 27th, a global cyber-attack affected organizations around the world, including those within the maritime container shipping

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The Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce is hosting an inbound delegation of 10 polish companies to develop economic relations with

Both CBP and the importing/exporting community have a shared responsibility to maximize compliance with laws and regulations. In carrying out

A new rule simplifying container line service contracts and non-vessel operating common carrier (NVOCC) service arrangements will go into effect

15 Mar 2017 SOURCE: PortTechnology.org Maersk Line’s acquisition of German liner Hamburg Süd has taken another step forward after the two