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U.S. CUSTOMS: TRADE WINS IN REORGANIZATION OF BORDER SECURITY AGENCIES

U.S. COURT OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE WONÆT SPUR CUSTOMS ON HMT REFUNDS

U.S. CUSTOMS READY TO RAMP UP C-TPAT VALIDATION PROGRAM

CANADA ADOPTS 24-HOUR ADVANCE CARGO NOTIFICATION RULE

STB SCHEDULES RAIL RATE HEARING

LOCAL RAIL PROJECTS LEFT BEHIND

COLUMBIA COASTAL NAMES VILLA VP OF OPERATIONS

BIMCO PRODUCES NEW ORE, GRAIN CHARTER PARTIES

CANADIAN CONFERENCES TO RAISE ATLANTIC REEFER RATES

LANDRIEU LEADS CHARGE TO PUT IRAQI-BOUND AID ON U.S.-FLAG SHIPS

NIT LEAGUE SURVEYS SHIPPERS TO PROBE CARRIERS’ PACIFIC NEGOTIATIONS

WAN HAI PREDICTS GROWTH IN REVENUES

PSA ADVISES STAFF AGAINST TRAVELING TO SARS AREAS

WORLD-WIDE SHIPPING BIDS FOR TANKER, BULK RIVAL BERGESEN

OAKLAND LOBBIES CONGRESS FOR MORE DREDGING DOLLARS

U.S. SENATE REJECTS PORT SECURITY AMENDMENT

ITC PROBES COMPETITIVE CONDITIONS OF U.S. STEEL-CONSUMING INDUSTRY

U.S. CONTRIBUTES $1 MILLION TO WTO TRADE DEVELOPMENT TRUST

BILL PROPOSES WARTIME SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRAITIONS FOR HSD AGENCIES

COAC IRONS OUT RECOMMENDATIONS ON ADVANCED FILINGS WITH CUSTOMS

SHIPCO TO HANDLE ôSECOND-TIER CUSTOMER BASEö FOR SAS

LUFTHANSA CARGO POSTS RECORD PROFIT

SAFMARINE OPENS REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE IN BULGARIA

PASHA-VAN OMMEREN VENTURE RESUMES WORK ON CAR CARRIER

BOLLORE GROUP SEES IMPROVED RESULT FROM TRANSPORT ARM

EVERGREEN AFFILIATE LAUNCHES 1,618-TEU SHIP

COAST GUARD APPROVES BARGE INDUSTRY SECURITY PLAN

OOCLÆS TUNG SEES POTENTIAL FOR PEAK-SEASON UNDERCAPACITY

METROPOLITAN LOGISTICS PICKS NTE PLANNING SOLUTION

VECTOR SCM SELECTS DESCARTES SOLUTION TO MANAGE OCEAN CONTRACTS

TRANSCORE BUYS CARRIERPOINT SOFTWARE, ASSETS

SHANE APPROVED FOR SENIOR DOT POLICY POSITION

COMMERCE TIGHTENS EXPORT CONTROLS FOR EXPLOSIVE DETECTION EQUIPMENT

USFREIGHTWAYS SEEKS NAME CHANGE

RAILROADS, CUSTOMS AGENCIES COORDINATE NORTHERN BORDER SECURITY

ASIAN SARS ILLNESS HITS DRAGONAIRÆS SERVICES

UPS PROMOTES MCDEVITT TO MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

ACI REPORTS SLIGHT BOOST FOR AIR CARGO IN 2002

ATLAS AIR MISSES SEC DEADLINE, STOCK EXCHANGE REQUIREMENTS

GAO CONTINUES TO HAMMER AIR-CARGO SECURITY WEAKNESSES

WSC: FDAÆS PROPOSED FOOD SAFETY RULE ôIMPRACTICALö FOR CARRIERS

CP SHIPS “COUNTERS TOUGH MARKET CONDITIONS”

ICC URGES INDONESIA TO ACT AGAINST PIRATE ATTACKS

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PORTS GO TO HIGHER ALERT LEVEL

CANADA EXTENDS PORT DIVESTITURE PROGRAM FOR THREE YEARS

FMC REVIEWS SIX OTI APPLICATIONS

CAROTRANS ENHANCES CARGO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

LIVINGSTON INTERNATIONAL ACQUIRES OSOWSKI & CO.

PROLOGIS NAMES SAHLING FIRST VP

SCHENKER OPENS OPERATIONS IN MALAYSIAÆS PORT OF TANJUNG PELEPAS

ELVIS UNDERGOES CHANGE FOR PAKISTANI TEXTILE IMPORTS

U.S. DOT RELEASES REPORT ON INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT MOVES

DAEWOO BEGINS SECOND 4,100-TEU CANADA MARITIME VESSEL

SENATE BILL TARGETS GAPS IN MARITIME, SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY

GAO: CORPSÆ MANAGEMENT OF HOPPER DREDGE FLEET NEEDS UPDATING

HOMELAND SECURITY SECRETARY FORMS ADVISORY COUNCIL

GEOLOGISTICS NAMES TAFURO CEO FOR ITALIAN UNIT

GAO OUTLINES U.S. MONITORING OF CHINAÆS WTO COMPLIANCE

EGL ACQUIRES MIAMI INTERNATIONAL FORWARDERS

CARGO 2000 ELECTS EXELÆS FOUNTAIN AS VICE CHAIRMAN

T. PARKER HOST OF MARYLAND ANNOUNCES SENIOR PROMOTIONS

NYK, TSK BEGIN DIRECT SERVICE FROM JAPAN VIA GUANGZHOU

FMC OUTLINES PLANS FOR 2004

DOT INSPECTOR GENERAL: MARADÆS TITLE XI NEEDS IMPROVED MANAGEMENT

TRAILER BRIDGE REPORTS 4Q AND ANNUAL LOSSES

USCO GOODWILL CHARGES SAP KUEHNE & NAGEL’S PROFITS

PHOENIX INTERNATIONAL ACQUIRES BRITISH FORWARDER

COCA-COLA PICKS EXEL TO MANAGE SUPPLY CHAIN IN MEXICO

OPERATION ANDES INCREASES SEIZURES OF DRUG PRECURSORS

USTR, USDA HOLD OUT HOPE FOR AGRICULTURAL SUBSIDY, TARIFF REDUCTIONS

SCHNEIDER NATIONAL NAMES VPs

RYDER CFO RESIGNS

EUROPEAN UNION ENDORSES OPEN RAIL FREIGHT COMPETITION

TEAMSTERS RATIFY LONG-TERM MOTOR CARRIER CONTRACT

CARGOLUX SIGNS ONE-YEAR CONTRACT WITH GF-X

EGL GLOBAL LOGISTICS OPENS FACILITY IN ABERDEEN

CTAC TO REVIEW ISSUES FOR BULK HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORT

V.SHIPS OBTAINS FUNDING FROM CLOSE BROTHERS

COAST GUARD FINALIZES TANKER SECURITY ZONE RULE FOR PUGET SOUND

ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY OPENING MARKS START OF MANDATORY AIS

ATLANTIC LINES RAISE EASTBOUND REEFER RATES

U.S.-FLAG VESSEL INDUSTRY WANTS CARGO PREFERENCE UPHELD IN IRAQI WAR

COAST GUARD RULES FOR 96-HOUR ADVANCE NOTICE TAKE EFFECT

TACA CARRIERS TO AWAIT FINAL RULING ON $300-MILLION EC FINES

EUROPEAN COMMISSION INVESTIGATES ASIA/EUROPE CAR CARRIER OPERATORS

NYK INTRODUCES FAR EAST/MIDDLE EAST RISK SURCHARGE

PSA REVAMPS ORGANIZATION

EVERGREEN TAKES ASIA/PANAMA SLOTS ON LLOYD TRIESTINO/ZIM SHIPS

CKYHS ALLIANCE ALTERS ASIA/EUROPE ROTATION

COAST GUARD UNITS TAKE OVER CAPTURED OIL PLATFORMS IN PERSIAN GULF

THREE SECURITY EMPLOYEES ARRESTED IN PORT EVERGLADES

TEXAS-CUBA TRADE ALLIANCE TO HOLD MEETING MAY 14-15

NYK LOGISTICS (EUROPE) ACQUIRES TTG-EDAM

COLUMBIA COASTAL STARTS INLAND EXPRESS BARGE SERVICE

U.S. AIR FREIGHT GROWS 5% IN FEBRUARY

ATLAS STOPS PAYMENTS ON LONG-TERM OBLIGATIONS

WASHINGTON STATE FINES TAKNER OWNER $81,000 AFTER SPILL

MATSON NAVIGATION SEEKS BUYER FOR 2 KVAERNER SHIPS

NYK APPOINTS NEW DIRECTORS, EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

HOUSE ENERGY PANEL URGES MORE RADIATION DETECTORS IN PORTS