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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Political unrest slows global growth
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.
Posted on 03/29 at 07:49 AM
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Monday, March 28, 2011

Pirates are part of the terrorist network
While many of the major Western nations are presently united in a military effort to wipe out terrorism in the Middle East and East Africa, there’s been an ongoing “lack of will” to enforce the same vigilance when it comes to ocean piracy.
Posted on 03/28 at 07:57 AM
Blogs • Global Logistics • Global Trade • Logistics • Permalink


Friday, March 25, 2011

Risk management key to Japan’s recovery
New market intelligence on Japan is being made available to shippers this week.
Posted on 03/25 at 07:34 AM
Blogs • Global Trade • Logistics • Logistics Management • Permalink


Tuesday, March 22, 2011

The Georgia Ports Authority reports strong growth in February
The GPA announced that it experienced 16.3 percent container volume growth in February 2011 with additional impressive gains in automobiles, machinery and wood pulp
Posted on 03/22 at 11:28 AM
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Monday, March 21, 2011

Container lines making daily adjustments to Japan service
No major disruptions to inbound and outbound calls are anticipated, but carriers remain on guard
Posted on 03/21 at 08:02 AM
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Deal with Colombia could secure energy
As President Obama completes his trip to Brazil, Chile and El Salvador, U.S. manufacturers are urging his administration to move forward on a the pending free trade agreement with Colombia.
Posted on 03/21 at 07:26 AM
Blogs • Global Trade • Energy • Logistics Management • Permalink


Friday, March 18, 2011

More complications for Japan’s shippers
Japan’s supply chain continues to be disrupted by the ongoing consequences of last week’s earthquake
Posted on 03/18 at 08:27 AM
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Japan’s air cargo sector also stressed
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.
Posted on 03/16 at 09:14 AM
News • Air Cargo • Global Logistics • Global Trade • Permalink


Monday, March 14, 2011

Total container trade falls in February after January upswing
Import shipment volume for February, measured in twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) decreased 9.94 percent from January and increased 9.03 percent over February 2010, reported Zepol Corporation, a trade intelligence company.
Posted on 03/14 at 02:17 PM
News • Ocean Freight • Global Logistics • Global Trade • Permalink


APEC pledges to create “seamless regional economy”
While most of the world’s focus was on Japan’s response to its earthquake and related crisis, trade experts were quietly working behind the scenes in Washington last week to establish a long-term strategy for rebuilding that country’s economy.
Posted on 03/14 at 10:05 AM
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