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Who's Paying for Added Airport, Seaport Security?
The annoyances that follow events like the recent arrests of suspected airplane bombers in the UK may eventually fade, but security concerns for cargo as well as passenger operations remain strong. How much does that cost you?
China-to-U.S. LCL Service from APL Logistics, Con-way Freight
How Is Your Supply Chain Performing?
It's getting harder and harder to track the performance of suppliers, carriers and processes that make up a global supply chain. Here's how a few successful companies are addressing the problem.
Crowley Enlarges Its Refrigerated Service to Latin America, Caribbean
IBM Accounts to NYK Line
USL Expands Services in Pacific
Relief for U.S. Ag Shippers in Sight? Maybe, But They'll Still Take a Backseat to Importers.
'K' Line, Long Beach Enter Shore Powering Agreement
Wal-Mart Awards Warehousing Contract to American Port Services
Port Congestion Problem Not Solved, But the Beast Remains Caged for Now, Says NRF
Cargo Levels From Asia Look Stronger Than Ever. So Where's That Extra Ship Space?
New APL Service Between U.S. and East Coast of South America
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