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WORLD SHIPPING COUNCIL ASKS THAT U.S. SECURITY RULES PREVAIL

ZIM AND LLOYD TRIESTINO CONFIRM NEW ASIA/U.S. EAST COAST LINK

NOL’S SHARES RISE AFTER SECURING OIL CONTRACT

TMM SUFFERS 4Q, ANNUAL LOSSES

HUTCHISON, COSCO VENTURE TAKES OVER SHANGHAI TERMINAL

FINANCIAL ITEMS BRING EIMSKIP BACK IN PROFIT IN 2002

ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY REQUIRES MANDATORY AUTOMATIC VESSEL ID

FMC ASSESSES $1.53 MILLION CIVIL PENALTY AGAINST GREEM MASTER

STONEPATH CHOOSES G-LOG, YANTRA LOGISTICS SOFTWARE

GIPSA PROPOSES INSPECTION FEE INCREASES FOR GRAIN, RICE

MAERSK DATA AND EUROGATE IT START SOFTWARE-MARKETING VENTURE

TREASURY ISSUES INTERIM RULE UNDER TERRORISM RISK INSURANCE ACT

STB VETERAN MORGAN STEPS DOWN EARLY

CSX, CARLYLE GROUP COMPLETE SALE OF CSX LINES

U.S. MARITIME ADMINISTRATION TO MAKE RESEARCH A PRIORITY

U.S. COAST GUARD CHANGES NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR VESSELS

NTDA STUDY: MSP REMAINS ôLINCHPINö FOR U.S. MILITARY

CROWLEY, KING OCEAN SWITCH FLORIDA PORT ON VENEZUELA SERVICE

REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES IS BACK IN PROFITS

SUZUKI TO BECOME CEO OF “K” LINE AMERICA

U.S. INTERNATIONAL AIRFREIGHT TRAFFIC UP 9 PERCENT IN JANUARY

PORT OF LONG BEACH BACKS OFF-PEAK HOURS SCHEME

EUROPEAN SHIPOWNERS URGE PARLIAMENT TO LIBERALIZE PILOTAGE

BIMCO APPOINTS MONSEN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

ASIA/EUROPE CARRIERS RAISE BUNKER SURCHARGES

MELBRIDGE ADDS CANADA CALL TO EUROPE/CUBA LINK

CUSTOMS BROKER PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGING PENALTY NOTICE

U.S. NVOS WELCOME CHINAÆS LESS STRINGENT SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIREMENT

VELANT NAMES HESS MARKETING DIRECTOR

SAFEWAY PICKS ELOGEX MANAGEMENT SOLUTION

U.S. SOYBEAN, OIL SEED EXPORTS DOWN $2 BILLION IN FIVE YEARS

MERCATOR TRANSPORT GROUP NAMES ROONEY PARTNER

BUSH ADMINISTRATION PROMISES MORE FREE-TRADE AGREEMENTS

COAST GUARD, TSA, INS TRANSFER TO HOMELAND SECURITY DEPARTMENT

WINTER STORM HURTS RAIL FREIGHT TRAFFIC

UPS CHIEF JOINS PRESIDENTIAL BOARD

FMC MEETS MOST PERFORMANCE GOALS IN FISCAL YEAR 2002

SHIPPERS “READY TO ACCEPT” HIGHER PACIFIC RATES

INDUSTRY PONDERS RECORD TRANSPACIFIC VOLUMES

STOCK MARKET DIGESTS NOL’S RECORD $330 MILLION LOSS

LYKES, TMM AND PARTNERS RAISE U.S. GULF/MED FREQUENCY

DELMAS RAISES ASIA/WEST AFRICA FREIGHT RATES

FMC WEIGHS PENALTIES FOR PORT CANAVERAL SHIPPING ACT VIOLATION

CLARIFICATION: TRADEPOINT SYSTEMS B.V. BUYS TRANS-EURO

IBM, MICHIGAN STATE FORM SUPPLY CHAIN RESEARCH CENTER

ITC SEEKS INPUT FOR INVESTIGATION OF TRADE PACTSÆ ECONOMIC IMPACT

GROUP PRAISES U.S./CANADA EFFORT TO RESOLVE SOFTWOOD LUMBER DISPUTE

SWIFT SETTLES WITH INJURED MOTORIST

CANADIAN SHIPPERS BACK ASPECTS OF ôTRANSPORTATION BLUEPRINTö

CARRIERS START NEW ASIA/MIDDLE EAST/INDIA LINK

CSX CORP. MOVES HEADQUARTERS TO JACKSONVILLE

EMIRATES SKYCARGO EXTENDS SERVICE TO NEPAL

HAPAG-LLOYD, P&O NEDLLOYD AND OOCL TO START NEW INTRA-ASIA SERVICE

MARAD APPROVES TANKER TRANSFER TO FOREIGN FLAG

FMC DROPS PROCEEDING AGAINST HASCO

EC DEFINES EU-WIDE MECHANISM FOR BILATERAL AGREEMENTS

EC WANTS MORE POWERS TO REVIEW INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE ALLIANCES

INCHAPE PLANS GROWTH IN AGENCY ACTIVITIES

RECORD LOSS AT NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES

CHINA SHIPPING DEPLOYS TWO 5,600-TEU SHIPS ON ASIA/EUROPE ROUTE

STOLT-NIELSEN IS GRANTED CONDITIONAL AMNESTY IN U.S. ANTITRUST PROBE

INDIAN COURT JAILS INDONESIAN HIJACKERS OF JAPANESE SHIP

TACOMA SEES 35-PERCENT JUMP IN INTERMODAL YARD TRAFFIC

CHINA GRANTS NVO LICENSE TO FAMOUS PACIFIC SHIPPING IN YANTAI

U.S. CUSTOMS MAKES CHANGES TO RLF PROTOTYPE TWO

U.S. CUSTOMS ALLOWS SPLIT SHIPMENTS UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS

NVOCCS ASK U.S. CUSTOMS TO CLARIFY 24-HOUR RULE

GEOLOGISTICS NAMES HAVERKAMP DIRECTOR OF EASTERN EUROPE

HUB TO PARTNER WITH VELANT ON AUTOMATED ROUTE PLANNING

USTR CHECKS ELIGIBILITY OF COUNTRIES IN ANDEAN TRADE PACT

VELOCITY EXPRESS ADDS TERMINALS

TERION RECEIVES ORDERS FOR 5,000 TRAILER-TRACKING UNITS

SWEDISH CLUB SAYS SHIPOWNERS SHARE IN CONTAINER RISKS

MARAD EXTENDS VOLUNTARY INTERMODAL SEALIFT AGREEMENT

HONG KONG TERMINAL OPERATORS TO SHARE ELECTRONIC SYSTEM

COSCO, YANG MING ADD ASIA/PACIFIC NORTHWEST SERVICE

ZIM, LLOYD TRIESTINO TO ADD ASIA/PANAMA/U.S. EAST COAST SERVICE

ZIM ORDERS ANOTHER THREE 5,000-TEU SHIPS FOR ZCS LINK

CP SHIPS CARRIERS END DIRECT U.S. CALLS ON SOUTH AMERICA LINK

GTN PORTAL JOINS SECURITY INITIATIVE SST

HONG KONG STILL WORLD’S BUSIEST CONTAINER PORT

PORT OF MOBILE, ICS LOGISTICS STRIKE DEAL ON COLD STORAGE FACILITY

SCHNEIDER NAMES SANDERS AREA VP OF SALES

P.A.M. TRANSPORTATION EXPANDS FLEET

FMCSA EXTENDS TIME TO ADDRESS INTERMODAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE

POLAR AIR ENDS AGENCY RELATIONSHIP IN EUROPE

MARAD BEGINS E-SEAL TESTING

SAFMARINE EXTENDS SAMBA SERVICE TO WEST AFRICA

MARAD TO HOLD MARITIME SECURITY STANDARDS MEETING

CANADIAN FREIGHT CONFERENCES TO RAISE EASTBOUND RATES

A.P. MOLLER TO REPORT SHIPPING PROFITS BEFORE SPECIAL ITEMS FOR 2002

FRONTLINE FALLS INTO THE RED WITH $7 MILLION 2002 LOSS

MAERSK SEALAND ADDS INDIAN PORT TO U.S. WEST COAST LINK

PSA PORT GROUP TO PAY COMPENSATION TO LAID-OFF WORKERS

ALGECIRAS TOPPED 2.2-MILLION TEU TRAFFIC IN 2002

WTO SEES SUPPORT FOR POTENTIAL TRADE FACILITATION NEGOTIATION

NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY PORT AUTHORITY SETS $5-BILLION FISCAL 2003 BUDGET

BARGE EXPLOSION ROCKS STATEN ISLAND

U.S. CUSTOMS OFFERS NEW PHONE NUMBER FOR 24-HOUR RULE CONFERENCE CALL

U.S. CUSTOMSÆ CSI OPERATIONAL IN BREMERHAVEN, HAMBURG