Description
China's Maritime Code, unchanged since 1993, has been fundamentally revised, effective 1 May 2026.
Mandatory Chapter IV
Shipper liability for uncollected cargo
New e-B/L legal framework
This two-minute briefing cuts straight to what matters for any operator with supply chain exposure to a Chinese port.
A sharp, dense format built for freight and logistics decision-makers who need the facts fast.
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