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APL 'Cold-Irons' Ships in Oakland to Clear the Air
Expiration of Generalized System of Preferences Causes Hardship, Especially for Smaller Importers
FEMA Port Security Grants Down 18 Percent
EU Investigation Into Possible Price Fixing Spreads to Asian Carriers' European Offices
Shortage of Container Supplies Expected to Affect Shippers Throughout the Year
U.S. Imports Expected to Taper Off Before Resuming Slight But Steady Growth
Domestic, International Intermodal Volumes Rise Significantly During First Quarter of 2011
Rickmers-Linie Adds Ships in Service Between Europe and India
Vessel Imports to U.S. Increase Almost 8 Percent in April
On-Time Reliability of Container Lines Is Slipping, Drewry Finds
Evergreen, Wan Hai, Interasia Launch Taiwan-Madras Feeder Service
DB Schenker Logistics Starts Up New Business Unit in Russia
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