Big policy moves rarely arrive one at a time. We dig into a trio of shifts changing how shippers, carriers, and NVOCCs plan: the FMC’s latest civil penalty settlements, early signs of a safer Suez Canal, and a targeted court decision that trims—but doesn’t topple—the detention and demurrage billing rule. Each story stands on its own, but together they point to a strategic truth: regulatory literacy is becoming a real advantage. We start with the $1.35M in FMC civil penalties and why that mat...
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Big policy moves rarely arrive one at a time. We dig into a trio of shifts changing how shippers, carriers, and NVOCCs plan: the FMC’s latest civil penalty settlements, early signs of a safer Suez Canal, and a targeted court decision that trims—but doesn’t topple—the detention and demurrage billing rule. Each story stands on its own, but together they point to a strategic truth: regulatory literacy is becoming a real advantage. We start with the $1.35M in FMC civil penalties and why that mat...
FMC Nominees & the Arctic Watch: The Future of Maritime Policy and Chokepoints
By Land and By Sea
24 minutes
4 weeks ago
FMC Nominees & the Arctic Watch: The Future of Maritime Policy and Chokepoints
Senate hearings meet Arctic geopolitics. This week’s episode breaks down how U.S. maritime nominees outlined plans to rebuild industrial strength and restore competitiveness—while Russia and China formalized their Northern Sea Route partnership, raising questions about access, influence, and the future of global chokepoints. Expanded Description: In this episode of By Land and By Sea, Lauren unpacks two developments shaping the future of maritime policy and global trade. ⚓ On Ca...
By Land and By Sea
Big policy moves rarely arrive one at a time. We dig into a trio of shifts changing how shippers, carriers, and NVOCCs plan: the FMC’s latest civil penalty settlements, early signs of a safer Suez Canal, and a targeted court decision that trims—but doesn’t topple—the detention and demurrage billing rule. Each story stands on its own, but together they point to a strategic truth: regulatory literacy is becoming a real advantage. We start with the $1.35M in FMC civil penalties and why that mat...
