en.Wedoany.com Reported - Inchcape Shipping Services has launched its new Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) service in the United States.

Inchcape Shipping Services announced the launch of its new Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) service in the United States. This follows the company's receipt of an Ocean Transportation Intermediary license from the Federal Maritime Commission, authorizing it to operate as a licensed NVOCC for cargo moving to and from the United States.

As a licensed NVOCC, Inchcape Shipping Services will issue its own house bills of lading, consolidate cargo, and negotiate directly with ocean carriers to secure space and competitive rates for shippers of all sizes. This service enables the company to offer both full-container-load and less-than-container-load services on major U.S. trade routes. Additionally, Inchcape Shipping Services can issue house bills of lading, maintain direct relationships with major ocean carriers to ensure reliable space allocation, and provide end-to-end accountability within the FMC licensing framework.

Irem Gokmen, CEO of Inchcape Shipping Services Americas, stated: "This license reflects our commitment to the highest standards of compliance, transparency, and service. Through our NVOCC service, we can offer shippers greater control, more flexibility, and more competitive options when moving cargo to and from the United States." Gerard Bradley, Director of Liner Services Americas, added: "Our customers expect a partner they can trust, especially when navigating the complexities of international shipping. Obtaining the FMC license is more than just a regulatory requirement; it represents a trust. We are proud to bring that trust into this new chapter of our service."

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