American Shipper

EUROPEAN COURT’S ADVOCATE GENERAL NULLIFIES U.S. AIR TREATIES

CHINA REQUIRES CARRIERS, NVOS TO FILE RATES, AGREEMENTS

WTSA ADOPTS REEFER MANAGEMENT PLAN

CHINA SHIPPING ADDS KEELUNG, DROP HAKATA FROM TRANSPACIFIC LINK

SHIP PIRACY CASES DECREASED IN 2001

JORGENSEN IS PROMOTED SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF A.P. MOLLER

CARLTON APPOINTED PRESIDENT OF MITSUI O.S.K. BULK SHIPPING (USA)

PORT OF HOUSTON FIRM ON TERMINAL AT BAYPORT LOCATION

PORT OF JAMAICA HIRES APM TERMINALS

NASON NAMED U.S. CUSTOMSÆ HEAD OF CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS OFFICE

U.S. CUSTOMS PROPOSES PROCEDURES FOR BRASS PROGRAM

NEW TRADE SOFTWARE PROVIDER TARGETS SMALL EXPORTERS, IMPORTERS

NYK SETS UP LOGISTICS SUBSIDIARY IN CZECH REPUBLIC

FEDEX COMPANIES ANNOUNCE NEW SERVICES FOR NORTH AMERICAN IMPORTERS

GEODIS REPORTS LOW GROWTH FOR 2001

ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY TOLLS INCREASE SLIGHTLY

SWIFT TRANSPORTATION IMPROVES EARNINGS

UNITED PLANS TO REALIGN CARGO CUSTOMER CENTERS

AIRBORNE REBOUNDS WITH 4TH-QUARTER PROFIT

DOT EXTENDS SEPT. 11 COMPENSATION DEADLINE FOR IACS, WET LESSORS