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U.S consumers are saying 'cheese' more and more. From tacos, to pizza, to salads, cheese is

The Australian gold boom continues to surge and is exceeding the most optimistic predictions of last

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

The domestic textile and footwear industries are poised to push new import quotas legislation throug

Importer Nonie Waller's latest antique from Hong Kong has caused a stir and some sore muscles.

On protectionism: 'That would be like pulling out a gun and killing our trading partners, wh

Ravenfield Design Ltd. of Britain has come up with an advanced cranking simulator to measure viscosi

Malaysia's efforts to export manufactured goods to the U.S. market instead of just commodities are p

The Controversy Over the Importation of Gray Market Goods: Is a Resolution Forthcoming? Symposium sp

Manchester Airport, Britain's busiest air terminal outside the London area, is concerned that its ye

China decided to reform and update its 30-year-old air traffic control system, the official Xinhua n

Eastern to Transfer Jets to ContinentalEastern Airlines said it is transferring six of its A

Air Train Inc. will lease two cargo planes to CF AirFreight when that firm opens its own air hub nex

It was just a couple of days before the Commerce Department's announcement that the nation's foreign

For the fourth quarter of 1986, Canadian Pacific Ltd. reported an operating profit of C$92 million,

An agreement has been reached in a federal court suit filed by retired blue collar workers at the no

An advocacy group asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to order the shutdown of eight nuclear rea

Hollywood is teaming up with French scientists and a Texas oil man to gather artifacts from the Tita

The Fred. Olsen Group is continuing to strike agreements with foreign liner shipping companies to re

Sailing westward across the North Atlantic are ships bearing multimillion- dolla r cargoes of contai

With a historic backlog of ships tied up in the Santos estuary, South America's largest port "is in

Second Union Strikes Australian Wheat PierSYDNEY, Australia - A work stoppage at the Glebe I

The Maritime Administration agreed to make good on another vessel linked to United States Lines Inc.

Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines announced that it signed a $200 million deal to build one of the w

An explanation of just how the Customs Service will collect the new tax on imports and exports impos

Productivity at most U.S. cargo terminals would benefit from a dose of private enterprise, says Chri

Hampton Roads communities whose tourist beaches have been badly eroded by storm tides are waiting hu

Striking longshoreman and general cargo companies in the port of Rotterdam were negotiating last nig

Two Prudential Lines Inc. ships will be sold at bankruptcy auction Thursday, barring some last-minut

The first phase of work on the upgrading and and modernization of Mozambique's port of Beira on the

The port of Genoa removed from office the top leaders of the dockworkers' guild and put the entire o

Maritime Attorney, John Mason, DiesJohn Mason, long a maritime attorney here and a senior pa

Provident Results Plunge in QuarterCHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - Provident Life & Accident Insurance

Countries are born, countries grow up, and countries die. Only Kuwait can retire and live off its in

American Ship Building Co., Tampa, Fla., applied to the Maritime Administration for a financing gua

THE MIAMI PORT COMMUNITY braced for the worst four months ago when the port's largest carrier, Crowl

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines chose wisely when it named George Marshall senior vice president of marketing fo

No-Smoking Regulation Proposed by NY AgencyA statewide regulation was passed Friday that wou

While the cost of product liability insurance has risen steadily, most major companies have maintain

The New York State Insurance Department has granted a 15.1 percent rate increase to the Capital Dist