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12 September 2026

Flexport beats Peloton’s $33.7m FMC claim

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Flexport beats Peloton’s $33.7m FMC claim

Flexport has defeated a $33. 7m Federal Maritime Commission claim brought by Peloton over detention, demurrage and storage costs accumulated during the pandemic-era supply chain crunch. Administrative law judge Mary Apostolakos Hervey rejected Peloton’s amended complaint in full, finding that Flexport had not violated the Shipping Act provisions cited by the exercise equipment group and was …

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