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Holt Cargo Systems Inc., a private terminal operator in Gloucester, N.J., is the only facility along

If West Coast ports take an innovative approach to attracting cruise ships, they will capture a larg

The Maritime Administration has published the first required listing of special barges used in offsh

The British contender for Thailand's purified terepthalic acid plant is upping the ante in its battl

When trains loaded with 10,000 tons of chemicals rumble down the Columbia River Gorge and roll past

The generic drug industry will see boom times in the next decade due to the aging of the U.S. popula

The European market for organic colorants is projected to climb to 167,300 tons by 1991 from a 1987

THIONYL CHLORIDE UP AT OXYCHEMNIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. - Occidental Chemical Corp. is increasing

RUCO BOOSTS PRICE OF POLYESTERHICKSVILLE, N.Y. - Ruco Polymer Corp. is raising prices on its

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY - Christopher Daggett, the regional administrator of the Environment

U.S. air crash investigators plan to participate in the inquiry into Sunday's crash of an Air France

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SLIP SLIP SLIDING away. Implementation of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's Au

CRUISE SHIP SAFETY WORRIES NTSB CHIEFA fuel leak that caused a March fire aboard the cruise

This fall, when doctors visit patients at Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland, Ore., they will carry

BOEING COMPUTER GETS IRS SERVICES PACTBoeing Computer Services, a division of Boeing Co. was

The Navy apparently won't budge in its award of an $8,820,000 contract for containers to a San Franc

The Milwaukee city attorney has requested a federal court injunction to prohibit the Department of A

The Frelimo government's plans to expand Mozambique's principal Port of Maputo to handle 18 million

A Panamanian cargo ship and a South Korean fishing boat collided early Monday in the East China Sea

After several years of unsuccessful negotiations with the Puyallup Indians over land claims, the Por

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The Federal Maritime Commission has closed out its 2-year-old investigation of restrictions by Japan

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The Federal Maritime Commission at its next scheduled meeting Wednesday, June 29, will consider the

U.S. and Japanese officials acknowledge that their latest agreement to increase sales of U.S. consum

ICC RULES THAT UPS MUST HAUL FIREWORKSThe Interstate Commerce Commission reversed its earlie

The U.S. government has requested consultations with Thailand and Costa Rica to discuss quotas for t

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 6/25/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 6/25/88* Reflects

* Import Quota Watch 4A * Commodities Research Bureau - Gasoline Prices 8A* Albert L. Kraus

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

S. KOREA TRIES TO SETTLE DISPUTE WITH EUROPESEOUL, South Korea - South Korean electronics ma

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The matches weren't all made in heaven, but most delegates to Encuentro New Orleans left satisfied t

The Jamaican government and a major U.S. metals company plan to announce the reopening of the island

Rising imports and falling exports pushed Britain's widest measure of its trade performance to a mon

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

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When it comes to bankruptcy reorganizations, few people in any industry can match the experience of