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January 6, 2020
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Federal Maritime Commission Publishes Blockchain Working Agreement
For several years, the international shipping community has been abuzz with talk about how distributed ledger “blockchain” technology could be used to expedite and simplify the movement of goods through many different hands and regulatory regimes.
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MaritimeFedWatch features updates and discussions on current maritime legal issues and developments. The blog covers environmental regulation and crimes, piracy, the Jones Act, U.S. Coast Guard initiatives, U.S. Congressional enactments, and many other topics of interest to the U.S.-flag industry and the world wide maritime industry’s interaction with the United States.
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