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The United States Trade Representative (USTR) port fee has been suspended for one year, starting November 10, following a bilateral agreement between the United States and China. The move marks a positive shift for global trade and shipping, reported OOCL.
OOCL said it has upheld its full service offering in the United States since the USTR 301 port fee was introduced on October 14. The company confirmed it did not reduce operations or compromise service quality.
The carrier stated it remained compliant with all regulations during the fee period, ensuring timely payments and uninterrupted service. OOCL said this reflected its commitment to customers and partners.
Looking ahead, OOCL pledged to maintain high standards and reliability in the US market. The company said it would continue investing in service expansion and innovation to meet evolving customer needs.
OOCL expressed gratitude to its customers for their continued support and said it would remain a dependable partner amid future challenges.
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