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When Consorcio Fruticola Mexicana began to import Chilean fruit through Mexico's west coast in 1992,

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With the end of the 20-year trade embargo against Vietnam, a Denver company expects to become the fi

Friday Feb. 11, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Spanish gross domestic product shrank an estimated 0.9 percent in 1993, the Bank of Spain said in it

Last month's cold snap made it difficult for some of the state's industrial customers to obtain prop

As of Feb. 11, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Wente Bros. Winery has stolen another march on its competitors, this time inVietnam.

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent -0.452/7 96.5 2/8 96.6 2/9 96.3

Britain's trade deficit widened to UK1.04 billion ($1.52 billion) in Novemberfrom UK703 mill

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

Longshoremen and stevedoring companies in British Columbia, which risked western Canada's export eco

A company director at the French state-owned shipping company Societe Nationale Corse Mediterranee (

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U.S. Customs Commissioner George J. Weise appealed for cooperation from the business community for s

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Costa Rica's President-elect Jose Maria Figueres is expected to continue with free-market reforms, d

It started with a joke. It started with race-car driver Geoff Bodine watching the 1992 Winter Olympi

Environmental concerns and burgeoning technological change together promise to revolutionize the ree

Rarely can a fruit have had such a powerful political influence as the banana has exerted here in Br

Fruit growers in the Pacific Northwest sometimes wonder if Mexico's sudden appetite for more than 5

From sea urchin to cherries, from horsemeat to plums. If it's edible and perishable, chances are it

Consolidated Rail Corp. and Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. have reached an agreement in pri

RUSSIA WON'T REDUCE OIL EXPORTS, OFFICIAL SAYSMOSCOW - Russia has no intention to re

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The Japanese yen will rise against the U.S. dollar this week, currency traders and analysts said, bu

Detroit shut off its water intake at Fighting Island on Thursday, after thousands of gallons of fuel

Spanish prices rose a full percentage point in January to give a yearly inflation rate of 5 percent,

1156 (Feb. 11, 1994) Previous day - 1170 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

After giving incentives to ocean shipping, the government is now turning its attention to coastal tr

JAPAN ADMITS TO LIMITS ON SALES OF US AUTOSWASHINGTON - The Japanese government ackn

Takao Hata, Japanese trade representative, believes a recent deal that will increase exports of Nort

Transportation industry executives, trade specialists, shippers and receivers of agricultural produc

The state's insurance sticker program for livery cabs will effectively risefrom the dead on

The Ohio Department of Insurance wants to know which legislators received payments - and from whom -

A new contractor plans to begin work today to free the Palm Beach, Fla., port channel of the mountin

Manufacturers and distributors of flashlights and batteries have won a reprieve from a National Clas

U.K. Customs has agreed to gradual implementation of the computerized import processing system that

Concerned about regional pipeline availability, as well as tighter differentials for Alaska North Sl