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The Seaway Port Authority of Duluth's Clure Public Marine Terminal handled a cargo of 16,000 tons of

A new convention has been drafted to cope with a major problem that has occurred in recent years - e

Traffic on the St. Lawrence Seaway has declined as the transportation waterway enters the last two m

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

When St. Paul and Minneapolis decided this year to ban plastic packaging, Cal Krupa was scared that

Favorable weather late in the growing season and a smooth early harvest will see the U.S. Department

A new airport and virtually new containerport will be built here in one of the largest infrastructur

Average statewide home heating oil and gasoline prices climbed slightly during the two weeks ended O

The U.S. Department of Commerce will send a mission of American food processing businesses to India

The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved, 35-0, a $635 million aid package for Poland and Hungar

The advent of 24-hour futures trading will not lead to increased price volatility, speakers at the F

GERMAN COCOA GRIND ROSE IN 3RD QUARTERFRANKFURT, West Germany - West Germany's cocoa grind t

WHOLESALE INVENTORIES FELL BY 0.2 PERCENT IN AUGUSTInventories of U.S. wholesale merchants f

French President Francois Mitterrand slammed the Brady Plan for Third World debt reduction this week

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

SHELL MINING, SGI FORM PARTNERSHIPLA JOLLA, Calif. - Shell Mining Co., Houston, a subsidiary

As many as 2,000 new jobs could be created around the Port of Tilbury over the next 10 years, predic

One of the biggest U.S. export success stories is buried in a gathering storm over a European Commun

The European Community and the Soviet Union are getting close to signing a pioneering trade and econ

General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. are unlikely to settle for anything less than outright contr

Danish Agriculture Minister Laurits Tornaes said Wednesday he is confident that the United States, t

By refusing to hear the case, the Supreme Court let stand a lower court ruling that could make Maryl

The Civil Aviation Ministry has bowed to exporters' pressure and further extended its "open sky poli

Construction has begun on a new $2 million cruise ship terminal that willserve Galveston and

An insurance brief headlined "Royal Unit to Cover Underground Tanks,"which appeared on Page 8A in Th

Lots of folks are getting sick of hearing about Europe's plans for 1992. Too much of the talk is bor

Three U.S. economists told Congress Wednesday that the U.S. merchandise trade deficit with Japan cou

Oct. 11, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Exporters and export management firms are closely watching the recent increases in air cargo rates t

With predictions that most future cargo growth in the Pacific will involve a combination of ship and

US, EUROPEAN CARRIERS DANCE TO MERGER TUNESA senior executive of Lufthansa German Airlines s

As Congress struggles to pass a budget deficit-cutting bill before its Monday deadline, lawmakers ar

Port of Baltimore officials say that joint ventures with private companies on equipment leasing, fre

At least 300 conference delegates and 100 exhibitors from companies involved in international trade

Cumbersome bureaucratic procedures may be seriously slowing the arrival of labor saving electronic c

Panama named eight delegates Wednesday to a meeting of the Panama CanalCommission board of d

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission Wednesday relaxed its regulation of the leverage business,

Forgetting that a port may be closed on a particular day because of a national holiday could make al

China hopes to boost output of a key industrial plastic through a cooperative deal with Monsanto Co.

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