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Border Hassles That Put the Canadian Market Out of Reach: What Your Business Should Know
The following paper will discuss the regulatory and logistical hurdles that a U.S. business must be aware of when shipping across the U.S./Canadian border. Each of these challenges must be understood and addressed as part of the cross-border experience.
The following paper will discuss the regulatory and logistical hurdles that a U.S. business must be aware of when shipping across the U.S./Canadian border. Each of these challenges must be understood and addressed as part of the cross-border experience.
Join Peerless Media’s Group Editorial Director Michael Levans as he gathers five top supply chain management software and technology analysts to attempt to answer that pressing question and share insight into some of hottest technologies and trends that are driving logistics transformation.
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Air freight management industry news and business issues for the logistics professional covering air cargo, pricing, screening, forwarding and service providers.
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Optimizing Freight ProcurementTake Control of your Ocean Spend with Automated Freight Audit SolutionsFreight Management Today: More Freight, Fewer Trucks and DriversCollaborative Outsourcing® - Powerful New Ideas for Freight ManagementCarrierWatch® CSA Industry ReportUPS aircraft maintenance employees ratify new deal with Teamsters
Posted 04/07 · 08:50 AM · LM Editorial
UPS said that 69 percent of the 1,136 IBT members that voted approved the contract which covers 1,200 aircraft maintenance technicians and employees in related trades at UPS, by a 69 percent to 31 percent margin.
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Airbus must compete now on a level playing field
Posted 04/03 · 08:49 PM · LM Editorial
One must wonder why The European Commission would welcome last week’s World Trade Organization’s final case ruling on subsidies, as it clearly favors Boeing over Airbus. Still, a proud face was put up by the EU members, who maintain that Boeing has received subsidies in the past and continues to receive them today.
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Top 50 trucking companies: Emerging from the shadows
Posted 04/01 · 03:05 AM · LM Editorial
Leading trucking company CEOs say it’s time to pay down debt and put profit to work to recapitalize their businesses - all at a time of tightening capacity. For shippers, the days of rock bottom rates could be long gone.
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FedEx, UPS roll out new air cargo offerings
Posted 03/29 · 08:50 AM · LM Editorial
FedEx Express launched a new dedicated 777F route connecting FedEx World Hub in Memphis, Tennessee to South Korea with four nonstop flights a week. And UPS launched four direct flights from Hong Kong to Europe this week, which, it said, enables the company to offer the widest next-day delivery package for packages and heavy freight to Europe from Hong Kong.
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Political unrest slows global growth
Posted 03/29 · 07:49 AM · LM Editorial
The International Air Transport Association today announced scheduled international traffic for February 2011 showing increases of 2.3 percent for cargo demand compared to February 2010.
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FedEx reports a 3 percent decline in net income for fiscal third quarter
Posted 03/17 · 11:46 AM · LM Editorial
Net income for the quarter—at $231 million—was down 3 percent from last year’s $239 million, but quarterly revenue at $9.66 billion was up 11 percent from last year’s $8.70 billion. Operating income—at $393 million—was down 6 percent year-over-year.
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Japan’s air cargo sector also stressed
Posted 03/16 · 09:14 AM · LM Editorial
With the closing of three Japanese ports — Sendai, Hitachinaka and Kashima — some U.S. manufacturers and retailers may be opting for air cargo alternatives to meet shipping and sourcing deadlines.
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Japan’s earthquake may disrupt global supply chain
Posted 03/11 · 01:16 PM · LM Editorial
U.S. West Coast seaports and airports remain on high alert today, following the devastating earthquake that struck Japan on Friday
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Air Forwarders look to Asia for new business
Posted 03/10 · 05:43 PM · LM Editorial
As the Airforwarders Association annual conference gets underway in San Diego today, the industry continues to focus on the Pacific Rim
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IATA’s air cargo forecast now less rosy
Posted 03/03 · 06:45 PM · LM Editorial
As widely anticipated, the International Air Transport Association announced a cut in its forecast for airline industry profits
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