Shippers Fail to Kill Overseas Container Scanning Plan

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Shippers Fail to Kill Overseas Container Scanning Plan

Mark Szakonyi, Associate Editor | Jun 06, 2012 3:32PM EDT

Shippers on Wednesday failed to convince members of Congress to scrap legislation requiring all containers be scanned overseas before being allowed into U.S. ports.

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