Whats Going on with Shipping
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What's Going on in the Suez...and also Los Angeles/Long Beach? LAW & ORDER: SUEZ CANAL EDITION
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19:17Now PlayingAssociate Professor of History Sal Mercogliano of Campbell University (www.campbell.edu), former merchant mariner and professor of Maritime Industry Policy at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (www.usmma.edu) discusses the latest from the Suez and MV Ever Given.
In this episode, Sal discusses the arrest of MV Ever Given and the detention of the crew, the $916 Million insurance claim filled against the ship by Egypt and their "loss of reputation." He also delves into What is going on off Los Angeles, Long Beach and Montreal with strikes and backlogs. A lot to cover!
STATEMENT BY EVERGREEN
Sea Control 240 - Ever Given: The Ship That Launched 1,000 Memes with Dr. Sal Mercogliano
ABS Clears Ever Given To Sail
Ever Given Updates from the Ship Manager – Ship Arrest ‘Extremely Disappointing’
Suez Canal Authority: Meme’d Digger Operator Will Get His Overtime Pay
Ever Given Customers Face New Payments to Get Shipments Moving
Evergreen confirms Ever Given arrested pending $916m claim including $300m for loss of reputation
1.9m teu of capacity from Suez Canal blockage set to swamp ports
Updated: Evergreen seeks to free cargo as SCA impounds Ever Given
Hapag-Lloyd spends $550m on new containers
Truck drivers strike at Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach
Partial Strike at Port of Montreal Sparks Fears of More Congestion
Now US Intermodal Rail Yards Clog Up as Port Congestion and Delays Continue
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