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We now have a request for comments from @USTradeRep on its Sec 301 investigation on Chinese shipping. We have one from @FMC_gov on chokepoints. There is an Office of Shipbuilding in @WhiteHouse. The #SHIPs Act is out by @SenMarkKelly and @SenToddYoung. Where is @DOTMARAD? https://t.co/k8N04oR7la
The US is investigating global maritime chokepoints to assess whether a country, ocean carrier or other maritime operator are creating conditions unfavorable for US shipping and foreign trade. https://t.co/IiJdORK22P via @LouKCurtis https://t.co/riSpdmBTv3
Donald Trump met les corridors maritimes au centre de l'échiquier mondial. Les investisseurs réévaluent les risques de perturbations majeures sur les routes commerciales maritimes. https://t.co/NFGeFJk8jO
The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is launching an investigation into global maritime chokepoints to determine if foreign countries or ocean carriers are creating unfavorable conditions for U.S. shipping and foreign trade. This inquiry aims to assess the impact of these chokepoints on national security and trade, indicating a broader concern beyond commercial interests. The investigation comes amid rising shipping disruptions and signals a potential shift in U.S. policy regarding international maritime operations. The FMC's actions highlight the importance of maintaining efficient shipping routes and the implications for national security.