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Tuesday, December 07, 2010
In a move that at first glance may seem “counter intuitive,” officials from the Port of Long Beach and the Panama Canal Authority have agreed to a series of efforts to promote more trade between Latin America and the U.S.Monday, November 22, 2010
According to cartel spokesmen, “suggested” rate increases of $400 per 40-foot container for cargo moving to U.S. West Coast ports and $600 per FEU for all other cargo are likely to be imposed by MayPosted on 11/22 at 03:15 PM
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News • Container • Trade • Shipping • Exports • Imports • NITL • Permalink
Thursday, November 18, 2010
America’s waterborne foreign trade in September continued its rebound from last year’s lows, noted the American Association of Port Authorities yesterdayWednesday, November 17, 2010
Calling America a “nation at risk,” Donohue said the Chamber will expand on its agenda to lead efforts to advance sound trade and energy policies, stem the rising tide of regulations, address our faltering schools, modernize our crumbling infrastructure, and reign in skyrocketing deficits.Posted on 11/17 at 08:23 AM
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Blogs • Transportation • Trade • Exports • Permalink
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
Four organizations have signed a letter of intent committing to work towards the formation of an industry advisory group to ensure the air cargo industry has a strong, unified voice in its dealings with worldwide regulatory authorities and other bodies.Friday, November 12, 2010
There has been some encouraging news of late about California’s exports, but the outlook for the rest of the nation is “mixed” going into this winterPosted on 11/12 at 07:29 AM
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Blogs • Supply Chain • Logistics • Manufacturing • Trade • Shipping • Exports • Imports • Beacon Economics • Permalink
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Ocean carriers serving the U.S.-Puerto Rico trade may not be the only ones to feel the impact of a discriminatory tax on multinational companiesPosted on 11/11 at 07:46 PM
News • Container • Transportation • Logistics • Trade • Shipping • Distribution • NITL • Port of Jacksonville • Permalink
News • Container • Transportation • Logistics • Trade • Shipping • Distribution • NITL • Port of Jacksonville • Permalink
While unemployment remained high and foreclosures were on the rise, California’s exporters turned in another strong performance in September.
Posted on 11/11 at 05:22 AM
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News • Air Freight • Trucking • Freight • Container • Ports • Trade • Economy • Exports • Permalink
The U.S. and China could agree on specific, mutually reinforcing steps to boost growth
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Posted on 11/11 at 04:44 AM
Blogs • Supply Chain • Logistics • Trade • Exports • China • Imports • Sanctions • G7 • Permalink
Blogs • Supply Chain • Logistics • Trade • Exports • China • Imports • Sanctions • G7 • Permalink
