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RED MEAT PRODUCTION EXPECTED TO RISE 1 PERCENTWASHINGTON - World red meat production for 198

Export Documentation & Letter of Credit Seminars. Oct. 18-19: Holiday Inn- Airport, Rochester, N.Y.;

The potential for U.S. trade with the Soviet Union is enormous if hard currency restrictions are eas

Top U.S. trade officials, intent on driving down the nation's huge trade deficit, will hold a nation

PENNWALT TO SELL SHARPLES-STOKES UNITPennwalt Corp. announced it has agreed to sell its Shar

The European Community's top policy-making body will hold its first formal discussion Wednesday on h

CAMPBELL ACQUIRES SEAFOOD PROCESSORCAMDEN, N.J. - Campbell Soup Co. has acquired a Belgian s

The United States will continue to pursue a new five-year bilateral grain accord with the Soviet Uni

For many years, United Parcel Service Inc. and its plain brown wrapper image have symbolized the mos

Some 20 Soviet foreign trade officials concluded at the weekend a two-week visit to West Germany dur

It's boom time for Canada's pulp and paper industry now, no matter what the future brings for this c

International Shipholding Corp. said it signed an agreement in principle to buy Waterman Marine Corp

CSX Corp. of Richmond, Va., has just taken shipment of IBM's top-of-the-line mainframe computer, the

Convergence '88, International Congress on Transportation Electronics, Oct. 17-18. Hyatt Regency, De

'Deutschland' Set Sail 140 Years AgoFRANKFURT, West Germany - Saturday will mark the 140th a

The new president of the Containerization & Intermodal Institute wants to put shippers' needs and co

The Containerization & Intermodal Institute will take up both familiar and unfamiliar themes at its

YOU HAVE TO HAND it to the folks who work for Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley. A few days befo

The South Carolina State Ports Authority will open a common container chassis pool Nov. 1 to provide

The Marine Society of the City of New York. Quarterly luncheon meeting. Oct. 17. The Whitehall Club.

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BURNLEY OPPOSES COMMERCIAL ZONE BILLCongressional attempts to pass a law ending commercial-z

Long-haul motor carriers face an aggressive new attitude from railroads and their support services i

The Delaware Otsego Corp. announced plans for a $21 million land swap with the CSX Corp. and several

About a year and a half ago, Waldorf Corp. was asked by 3M Co. to switch products made for 3M to a J

Founder Y.F. Chang of the Evergreen Group is stepping aside to let his eldest son, Chang Kuo-hua, ta

With expenses rising and less money coming in from interest, the Port of Seattle expects to barely b

*Customs Update - 5A * Howard Simon - Simon Says 6A* Steven A. Rhoads - Dukakis' Voodoo Econ

An audit recommending major changes in the organization and operation of Blue Cross & Blue Shield of

Next to the cry timber, U.S. wood product industry executives are probably enjoying the rush of lumb

-A-B-C-D- Adobe Systems 4BAirbus Industrie 5BAirport Corp. 5BAlabama P

A surge in imports to record levels sent the seasonally adjusted U.S. August trade deficit soaring t

The Federal Maritime Commission is pushing ahead on tariff automation despite industry protests and

The top official of the Navy's Military Sealift Command will meet today with advocates for the U.S.-

Joseph F. Prevratil, executive director of the Port of Long Beach, fears that cargo and tenants may

Companies in West Germany are demanding more information about the European Community's plans to cre

Europe's people might not speak the same language. But when it comes to business, their governments'

Foreign exchange traders expect the dollar to continue to slide in reaction to the higher-than-expec

Recent statements by Gov. Michael S. Dukakis on the dangers of foreign investment and the need for t