FMC REVIEWS 16 OTI LICENSE APPLICATIONS, REVOKES 29 LICENSES

FMC REVIEWS 16 OTI LICENSE APPLICATIONS, REVOKES 29 LICENSES    The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission has received 16 ocean transportation intermediary license applications for review.
   The companies requesting non-vessel-operating common carrier licenses are Speedy International, San Francisco, Michael Chan, manager; Pudong Prime International Logistics, City of Industry, Calif., Jian Wang, director/president; UIA Worldwide Logistics, San Marino, Calif., Jack Ling, president; Topocean Consolidation Service (Seattle), Tulwila, Wash., Vic Cheung, president; Seoil Agency Co. U.S.A., Seattle Myeongjong Kim, president; California Freight System, Compton, Calif., Jong Wook Lim, president; Formerica Consolidation Service, Jamaica, N.Y., Peter C. Chiu, president; Form Logistics, Valley Stream, N.Y., Tung Shen Wang, president; and Dimex Consulting, Inglewood, Calif., Diem T. Nguyen, owner.
   The agency received NVO/ocean freight forwarder license applications from Angel’s Maritime Services, Houston, John Ola Coker, president; United Nation Transportation, El Monte, Calif., Jeff Mangkareth Insixiengmay, president; ACS Cargo Systems, Elk Grove Village, Ill., Steven J. Ellis, director; and Interport Services Corp., Miami, Alberto J. Marino, president.
   The FMC also received ocean freight forwarder license applications from Logical Solution Services, Howell, N.J., Victor Cruz, president; Global Logistics Freight, Valley Stream, N.Y., Maria DeFillippis, president; and Fox Freight Forwarders, Miami, Maria S. Hugues, president.
   Persons knowing of any reason why any of these applicants should receive an OTI license are urged to contact the FMC’s Office of Transportation Intermediaries in Washington at (202) 523-5843.
   The FMC revoked 27 OTI licenses for failure to maintain valid bonds. These firms are A-P-A World Transport Corp. of Elizabeth, N.J.; Ace Shipping Corp. of Des Plaines, Ill.; Alden International, Traverse City, Mich.; Argosy Transport in Westminster, Calif.; BNX Shipping in Rancho Dominguez, Calif.; C.F.L. Freight Service of Monterey Park, Calif.; Classic Cargo International in Cudahy, Wis.; Daniel H. Cheung in San Francisco; Expedited Transportation Services of Stone Mountain, Ga.; FEI Holdings of Fairfield, Calif.; Horizon Forwarders of Staten Island, N.Y.; Intermar Steamship Corp. in Armonk, N.Y.; Intermodal Logistics Systems of Gardena, Calif.; International Forwarders at Lake Worth, Fla.; James A. Green Jr. & Co. of Kansas City, Kan.; Meridian Containers (USA) in Easthampton, N.J.; Pioneer International Forwarding Co. of San Francisco; Seaspeed Transport in Paramount, Calif.; Southern Winds International of Union City, Calif.; Sunmar Shipping in Seattle; Tera Trading Group in Miami; Total Cargo International of Miami; Total Cargo of Polar Bear Container Line in Cloverdale Calif; United Shipping Services of Alhambra, Calif.; Vital International Freight Services of Los Angeles; Worldwide International in Columbus, Ohio; and Zeal Cargo Corp. of Miami.
   Two OTIs voluntarily surrendered their licenses to the agency. They are Miller & Thompson Forwarding in Milwaukee, Wis.; and Trans-Border Customs Services of Champlain, N.Y.