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DEVELOPING NATIONS NEED FREE TRADE: UN
JOC Staff |
Developing countries exports could increase by about $700 billion by 2005 if rich countries removed
Maritime
QUOTE TO NOTE
EDWARD EMMETT, President National Industrial Transportation |
'It's not antitrust immunity we're after; it's cartel pricing and cartel behavior.'
A SLOW EMBRACE OF DEREGULATION
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The service contracts that were negotiated in the trans-Pacific trades this year generally do not re
SAUDI ARABIA TO PRIVATIZE AIRLINE
JOC Staff |
The Saudi aviation and defense minister Tuesday announced the formation of a committee to prepare fo
AUSTRALIA KILLS "NUISANCE' TARIFFS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Australian government said it will remove almost 400 ''nuisance'' tariffs on imported goods that
Maritime
STB BLOCKS BID TO PREVENT OPERATION OVER SHORT LINES
Rip Watson |
Kansas City Southern Railway Co. can proceed with its plan to operate its trains over Gateway Wester
AGRICULTURAL TRADE LEADS
JOC Staff |
Trade leads are supplied by:U.S. Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service, Ag
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
GROWING US EXPORTS: COMBS AND HAIRPINS.
Global Trade Information, Columbia, S.C.; The Journal of |
Only graph.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
ISO 9000 GAINS GROUND GLOBALLY
Global Products Standards - Amy Zuckerman |
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has released its latest figures for ISO 900
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
CUSTOMS, CITA GO TO WAR AGAINST TRANSSHIPMENTS
Customs Update - Neville, Peterson & Williams |
In a series of recent Federal Register notices, the U.S. Customs Service and the Committee for the I
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
JOC Staff |
Marsh & McLennan Cos.CHARLES A. DAVIS, president and chief executive of Marsh & McLennan Cap
WORLD BANK PROPOSES SUBSIDIZED CROP COVER
JOC Staff |
A World Bank proposal would provide small farmers in poor nations with subsidized crop insurance to
US, COLOMBIA IN DRUG PACT
Kevin G. Hall |
The United States and Colombia have agreed to share information needed to combat drug smuggling and
Maritime
"NOT US,' EXECUTIVES INSIST
Peter Tirschwell |
Since the news that Maersk would acquire most of Sea-Land Service Inc., several other big container
CP SHIPS' MILES PREDICTS REBOUND
Peter Tirschwell |
For Ray Miles, president of CP Ships, the first half of 1999 is one he'd probably just as soon forge
MERGER SHOWS QUEST TO CUT COSTS
Terry Brennan |
The merger of Maersk Line and Sea-Land Service Inc. is the latest, largest example of container line
HO CHI MINH CITY CONTAINER TERMINAL IS OPEN, WITH EXPANSION PLANNED
P.T. Bangsberg |
Vietnam now has its first computerized, international container terminal, part of a $54 million unde
Maritime
MIGA PASSES $1 BILLION MARK IN FISCAL 1999 RISK INSURANCE
Richard Barovick |
Growing demand for protection against political risks of major investments in emerging markets has b
VIETNAM NOT WORRIED OVER TRADE PACT DELAY
JOC Staff |
Vietnamese Prime Minister Phan Van Khai ruled out signing a landmark trade pact with the United Stat
Maritime
JAPAN MAY FILE WTO CHARGE AGAINST US
JOC Staff |
Japan's Trade Ministry said Tuesday it may file a complaint with the World Trade Organization agains
Maritime
LAWLESSNESS AT SEA OFTEN GOES UNCHECKED
Keith Harper |
It is becoming a perilous life on the ocean with the boom in international trade being matched by a
Maritime
CHEMICAL PRICES
JOC Staff |
using joc chemical pricesMonday: Botanicals-Spices, Balsams-Gums, Waxes, Naval Stores. Tued
CARGO WATCH: HAPAG-LLOYD
PIERS database. Paul Schaffer can be reached at (212) 837-7129 |
Key movements in 20-foot ocean container units (TEUs)June July Aug. Sept. Oct.Nov. Dec. Jan
Maritime
TRUCKER REJECTS MEDIATION PROPOSAL
Rip Watson |
Overnite Transportation Co. has rejected the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service's proposal t
FRANCE IS UNSWAYED BY REFORM PROPOSAL
Jack Lucentini |
France will open its rail system to international competition, but only when it is ready, the French
CROWLEY GETS OK TO TRANSFER FEDERAL SUBSIDIES TO AUTOMAR
Tim Sansbury |
Maritime Administrator Clyde Hart Jr. has approved the transfer of three federal ship-operating subs
Maritime
GASOLINE PRICES
JOC Staff |
Sept. 21, 1999 Reseller RackUNLEADED MID- PREMIUM-UNLEAD PREMIUM-UNLEAD
RUSSIAN, US COMPANIES TO SET UP POULTRY VENTURE
JOC Staff |
Russian and U.S. poultry industry representatives signed an agreement to set up a joint venture to p
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
CLAIMS FOR HONG KONG DAMAGE PUT AT $64 MILLION _ SO FAR
P.T. Bangsberg |
The insurance bill is being added up after the worst typhoon in 16 years slammed into Hong Kong last
DAMAGE TO TRANSPORT HUBS APPEARS LIMITED
P.T. Bangsberg |
Considering the magnitude of the earthquake that tore through Taiwan early Tuesday, killing at least
BANK LINKS LCS, SHIPPING DATA
Financing Trade - Gordon Platt |
U.S. Bank, Minneapolis, with some 1,000 banking offices in the Midwest and West, said it formed an a
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
CARRIERS FACE TOUGH TERRAIN
Douglass Coates |
George Bernard Shaw said, ''Some men see things as they are and ask why; I dream things that never w
CONTROVERSY CONTINUES AFTER OSRA
Tim Sansbury |
What is the state of ocean shipping policy in Washington nearly a year after the landmark Ocean Ship
SPOT METALS PRICES
JOC Staff |
Commercial QuantityAluminum ingots $1,500-$1,600 per ton lots & in warehouse
SHIP FIXTURES
BRIDGE NEWS The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith |
GLOSSARYAR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule
Maritime
TOLL-HIGHWAY BAILOUT REACHES $9.4 BILLION
Journal of Commerce Special |
Through August the cost of bailing out the failed privatization of Mexican toll highways built durin
INTERNET TECHNOLOGY LINKS BUYERS, SELLERS OF STEEL PRODUCTS
Gene Linn |
A purported revolution in the $700-billion-a-year steel market got off to a smooth start Sept. 7.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
QUOTE TO NOTE
DAVID NOYES,Logistics planning manager Lucent Technologies |
'The right place today could be the wrong place tomorrow.'
SHIPPERS PRODDED TO SIGN PROMPTLY
Jack Lucentini |
U.S. Customs has launched a national advertising campaign in an effort to persuade more shippers to
BALTIC HANDY INDEX
JOC Staff |
Route Size Timecharter trip Weight $ DailyNo. 1 43,000 Contine
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