FMC seeks feedback to NSA questions
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission is requesting industry feedback to questions about how non-vessel-operating common carriers will jointly offer and manage service arrangements with shippers.
The agency announced that it would pursue this “notice of inquiry” on Aug. 3 when it approved going forward with a proposed rulemaking to allow shippers’ associations with NVOs to enter service arrangements with other NVOs.
The FMC’s notice of inquiry, which includes 15 questions, has been posted on its Web site at http://www.fmc.gov. The deadline for answers is Oct. 6.
For more information, contact FMC General Counsel Amy Larson at (202) 523-5740.
FMC seeks feedback to NSA questions
Key Takeaways:
- The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) seeks industry feedback on Non-Vessel Operating Common Carriers (NVOCCs) service arrangements.
- The FMC issued a Notice of Inquiry with 15 questions regarding joint NVOCC service offerings with shippers.
- This inquiry follows the FMC's approval of a rulemaking allowing shippers' associations with NVOCCs to form service arrangements with other NVOCCs.
- Responses to the inquiry are due October 6th, and can be submitted via the FMC website.
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