Federal Maritime Commission

The document or documents listed below reflect the complete agreement as amended through the indicated amendment number, ordered in reverse chronological order starting with the current amendment. Amendments listed with MC are marked copies of the specific changes made by that particular amendment. Each amendment indicates the date on which it was filed, the date it became effective, and a brief synopsis of the purpose of the amendment.

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Synopsis: The Agreement authorizes the parties to establish a vessel sharing arrangement between ports on the Atlantic Coast of Florida and ports in Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Colombia, and Venezuela.

Most Recent Filing	Date Filed	Effective Date	Synopsis
011814-007 011814-007-MC	11/26/2018	1/10/2019	The amendment deletes Hamburg Sud as a party and replaces it with Maersk Line, changes the name of the Agreement and restates the Agreement.
011814-006 011814-006-MC	1/13/2016	2/27/2016	The amendment updates the provisions relating to the subchartering of space.
011814-005 011814-005-MC	6/29/2011	8/13/2011	The amendment revises the size of vessels to be deployed and the amount of space to be chartered, deletes obsolete language, corrects the address of Hamburg Sud, and removes King Ocean Service de Venezuela as a party to the Agreement.
011814-004	11/2/2004	12/17/2004	The amendment revises the slot allocations set forth in Article 5.2.
011814-003	6/16/2004	7/31/2004	The amendment restates the Agreement and revises several articles, including the removal of the Dominican Republic from the geographic scope of the Agreement.
011814-002	12/22/2003	12/22/2003	The amendment deletes references to Crowley American Transportation, and renames and restates the Agreement accordingly.
011814-001	4/3/2003	5/18/2003	The amendment adds the Dominican Republic to the geographic scope of the Agreement and increases the size of the vessels used.
011814	8/5/2002	9/19/2002	The Agreement authorizes the parties to establish a vessel sharing arrangement between ports on the Atlantic Coast of Florida and ports in Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Colombia, and Venezuela.