The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is experiencing a surge in shipper complaints this summer, with DB Schenker USA and Wallenius Wilhelmsen (WW) the latest operators under scrutiny. Worldwide Nexus Logistics has filed a claim against WW after ro-ro cargo bound for Chile was seized in Peru due to missing documentation, seeking $240,900 in damages. Meanwhile, International Wood Group (IWG) is pursuing over $168,000 in damages from DB Schenker USA for repeated documentation errors across multiple bookings, also requesting the FMC mandate improved internal policies for compliance and customer communication. These cases highlight ongoing post-pandemic challenges and the importance of accurate documentation and carrier accountability in global shipping.