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U.S. INTERNATIONAL AIRFREIGHT TRAFFIC UP 9 PERCENT IN JANUARY

PORT OF LONG BEACH BACKS OFF-PEAK HOURS SCHEME

EUROPEAN SHIPOWNERS URGE PARLIAMENT TO LIBERALIZE PILOTAGE

BIMCO APPOINTS MONSEN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

ASIA/EUROPE CARRIERS RAISE BUNKER SURCHARGES

MELBRIDGE ADDS CANADA CALL TO EUROPE/CUBA LINK

CUSTOMS BROKER PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGING PENALTY NOTICE

U.S. NVOS WELCOME CHINAÆS LESS STRINGENT SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIREMENT

VELANT NAMES HESS MARKETING DIRECTOR

SAFEWAY PICKS ELOGEX MANAGEMENT SOLUTION

U.S. SOYBEAN, OIL SEED EXPORTS DOWN $2 BILLION IN FIVE YEARS

MERCATOR TRANSPORT GROUP NAMES ROONEY PARTNER

BUSH ADMINISTRATION PROMISES MORE FREE-TRADE AGREEMENTS

COAST GUARD, TSA, INS TRANSFER TO HOMELAND SECURITY DEPARTMENT

WINTER STORM HURTS RAIL FREIGHT TRAFFIC

UPS CHIEF JOINS PRESIDENTIAL BOARD

FMC MEETS MOST PERFORMANCE GOALS IN FISCAL YEAR 2002

SHIPPERS “READY TO ACCEPT” HIGHER PACIFIC RATES

INDUSTRY PONDERS RECORD TRANSPACIFIC VOLUMES

STOCK MARKET DIGESTS NOL’S RECORD $330 MILLION LOSS