American Shipper

CP SHIPS CONSIDERS JOINING REVISED TACA

GENERAL MARITIME COMPLETES RESTRUCTURING

PORTS, SHIPPERS SEND FIRST 100 “ELECTRONICALLY SECURED” CONTAINERS

HRDLICKA RETIRES FROM PORT OF PORTLAND

CSX WORLD TERMINALS NAMES HILTON FOR AUSTRALIA POST

KMZ ROSENMANN TO HOLD EXPORT COMPLIANCE SEMINAR IN CHICAGO

ELITE PICKS MANAGEMENT DYNAMICS SOFTWARE TO AUTOMATE NVO CONTRACTS

FMC REVIEWS EIGHT OTI APPLICATIOWS

NCBFAA TO HOLD NAFTA SEMINAR IN DALLAS

INDUSTRY LOBBY PRAISES COMMERCEÆS HANDLING OF CANADIAN LUMBER DISPUTE

FAMILY DOLLAR PICKS G-LOG TO MANAGE FREIGHT OPERATIONS

BDP OPENS DISTRIBUTION CENTER IN SINGAPORE

KIMBERLY-CLARK SIGNS WITH SCHNEIDER LOGISTICS EUROPE

DESCARTES LAUNCHES AUTOMATED MANIFEST SOFTWARE

CALIFORNIA SHIPPER FINED $1 MILLION FOR ILLEGAL COMPUTER EXPORTS

U.S. CHAMBER ENDORSES U.S.-CENTRAL AMERICA TRADE TALKS

SPAIN JOINS U.S. CUSTOMSÆ CONTAINER SECURITY INITIATIVE

WALLENIUS WILHELMSEN DROPS MOBILE PORT CALL

IMOÆS OÆNEIL TO TALK WITH GREEM MINISTER ON POST-ôPRESTIGEö ISSUES

SENATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE REVIEWS SINGLE-HULL TANKER PHASEOUT

MAERSK SEALAND MERGES NEW PACIFIC, ASIA/MIDDLE EAST LINKS

YANG MING OPENS JOINT VENTURE IN GENOA

MAERSK WARNS THAT VENEZUELAN SERVICES ARE STILL DISRUPTED

NYK SETS UP EUROPEAN LOGISTICS ARM

FAMOUS PACIFIC OPENS OFFICE IN NEW JERSEY

MAERSK BRINGS YARD CRANES TO PORT OF OAKLAND

KIRBY BUYS BARGES, TOWBOATS FROM EXXONMOBIL AFFILIATE

EMMETT RESIGNS AS NIT LEAGUE PRESIDENT, SEARCH BEGINS FOR SUCCESSOR

HICKERSON NAMED PRESIDENT OF ROADWAY NEXT DAY

RYAN, HEAD OF LAKE CARRIERSÆ ASSOCIATION, RETIRES

WILH. WILHELMSEN SELECTS LOG-NET LOGISTICS IT SYSTEM

REPORT: SOUTH CAROLINA PORTS HAVE $23 BILLION ECONOMIC IMPACT

NOL SHARES FALL FOLLOWING JACOBS’ DEPARTURE

HOLT REPORTS PROGRESS ON TALKS WITH CREDITORS

CMA CGM, ALGERIAN STATE CARRIER FORM U.S./MED BULK POOL

CARRIERS REVISE FAR EAST/MIDDLE EAST SERVICE

GMT ACQUIRES FULL OWNERSHIP OF CONVENTIONAL CARRIER

ECU-LINE EXTENDS SERVICE, ADDS MASSAWA

GLOBALINK STARTS NON-EXCLUSIVE FORWARDER NETWORK

NVO-GAC HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING JAN. 8

YES LOGISTICS MOVES TAIWAN HEADQUARTERS TO TAIPEI

U.S. TRADE AGENCY PLANS SECURITY FORUM IN THAILAND

AMERICAN TOOL NAMES EXEL AS EUROPEAN LOGISTICS PARTNER

APPLIED MATERIALS PICKS RYDER TO MANAGE TEXAS FACILITY

DANZAS NAMES HENNECKE TO HEAD CANADIAN MARKETING

GOLAR LNG PICKS ULYSSES SOFTWARE FOR VESSELS

JACOBS STEPS DOWN AS CEO OF NOL, APL

MOL: LOW RATES, EXPENSIVE BUNKERS ARE NO EXCUSE FOR LOW RESULTS

REPORT: CHINA SHIPPING TARGETS 3.4 MILLION TEUS IN 2003

ASIA/EUROPE CARRIERS RAISE BUNKER CHARGES

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT PROPOSES SETTLEMENT IN DREDGING CASE

FAA FINES HONEYWELL $52,000 FOR HAZMAT VIOLATIONS

INS WANTS ITS OWN VESSEL MANIFESTS

MARAD APPROVES BARGE FLAG TRANSFERS, SCRAPPINTS

CANADA/EUROPE CARRIERS RAISE BUNKER CHARGES

CKYH ALLIANCE UPGRADES FLEET OF CHINA/CALIFORNIA SERVICE

CARRIERS BREAK AWAY IN EUROPE/INDIAN SUBCONTINENT TRADE

U.S. CORPS OF ENGINEERS ORDERS SECURITY SYSTEMS FROM ADESTA

HOT WATER DIP TREATMENT TO COVER LARGER IMPORTED MANGOES

MARAD RECEIVES FIRST AUTOMATED MONTHLY EXPORT BILL OF LADING SUBMISSION

FESCO UNIT ASSUMES CONTROL OF CARRIERÆS CROSS TRADE ROUTES

GAS TANKER STRIKES ôTRICOLORö WRECK IN ENGLISH CHANNEL

EUROPE/MIDDLE EAST CARRIERS LOWER BUNKER SURCHARGE

MAERSK CONSIDERS RELOCATING MORE TASKS TO INDIA

ZIM ADDS BILBAO FEEDER LINK

WINCANTON COMPLETES TAKEOVER OF P&O TRANS EUROPEAN

U.S. IMPORT ADMINISTRATION ISSUES NEW STEEL IMPORT LICENSING RULE

U.N. INSPECTORS REVIEW IRAQI CUSTOMS AND AGRICULTURAL RECORDS

U.S. CUSTOMS COCAINE SEIZURES SOAR ON SOUTHWEST BORDER

AMERIJET EXPANDS OPERATIONS IN ST. LUCIA

AIR CHINA’S DIRECT SERVICE LINKS PORTLAND AND SHANGHAI

TSA COMPLETES TIGHT AIRPORT INSPECTIONS

OMI ORDERS PRODUCT TANKER

ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY CARGO VOLUME DOWN IN 2002

REPORT: “AL QAEDA CONTROLS 15 SHIPS”

P&O NEDLLOYD PARENT URGES STOCK MARKET LISTING BY END-2003

MAERSK SEALAND RESUMES TP5 PACIFIC LINK

YANG MING TO ADD THREE BULK CARRIERS

OECD PREDICTS STRONGER WORLD MERCHANDISE TRADE

LE HAVRE’S BOX TRAFFIC UP 10% IN FIRST 9 MONTHS

U.S. AIRFREIGHT BOOM CONTINUED IN NOVEMBER

RECORD U.S. INTERMODAL RAIL TRAFFIC IN 2002

HAMBURG SUD REPORTS LOWER RATES, COST CUTS

HAPAG TO TAKE U.S./SPAIN SLOTS FROM MAERSK SEALAND

ZIM, MATSON SWITCH MARINE TERMINALS IN LONG BEACH

HONG KONG PLANS FOR INCREASINGLY LARGE CONTAINERSHIPS

ROTTERDAM CONFIRMS BOX TRAFFIC RECOVERY

FLORIDA’S PANAMA CITY STARTS DREDGING

NEW YORK SEMINAR TO DISCUSS OFFSHORE NATURAL GAS TERMINALS

COAST GUARD, MARAD REVIEW LNG TERMINAL APPLICATION

FMC EXTENDS TIME TO RESPOND TO N.Y./N.J. TRUCKERS’ COMPLAINTS

CALIFORNIA LIMITS TRUCK WAITING TIME AT TERMINALS

PERISHABLES FORWARDER NETWORK TO MEET IN VIETNAM

MANAGEMENT GROUP BUYS ROADWAY’S ARNOLD TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

UNITED PRESSURES MACHINISTS UNION FOR WAGE CUTS

FMC PURSUES CANAVERAL PORT AUTHORITY TUG CASE

MOL PREDICTS SUSTAINED SHIP LOAD FACTORS ON EASTBOUND PACIFIC

CORRECTION: MSC ADDS 1,000-TEU SHIPS TO SOUTH AMERICA

HIGHER CONTAINER TRAFFIC IN 2002 AT ROTTERDAM

CHINA SHIPPING, YANGMING IN L.A. TERMINAL COOPERATION