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Inbound box traffic at retail ports could increase 25 percent in first half

The level of import containerized volume at major U.S. port gateways that handle heavy retail cargoes is projected to be 25 percent higher during the first half of 2010 compared with the same period a year ago, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released today by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates. more...

SC port chief: Panama Canal widening could help lure more DCs in region

Analysis: Truck freight improves, but not new truck builds

Brief summary: Maersk CEO predicts slow recovery

Finnish containership lost hazardous cargo in Baltic Sea

Friday, February 5, 2010

D.O.T. Secretary lobbies Congress for $79 bil 2011 budget

CN to develop $93 mil Calgary Logistics Park

Long Beach port releases revised bridge replacement EIR

Michigan appeals to Supreme Court over Chicago shipping locks decision

New York court upholds state regs on ballast water

Thursday, Feb 4, 2010

CMA-CGM gets $80 mil infusion; cutting back ship orders

Moody’s downgrades Alameda Corridor

Arctic deep water port proposed in Alaska

FedEx Memphis hub widens gap over Hong Kong’s airport

Marijuana hidden in banana cargo at U.S.-Mexican border

Correction to Feb. 3 Cargo Business Newswire story on top U.S. container import ports

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February 2010
August of 2014 will supposedly signal a game changer in global trade when two new locks on each side of the Panama Canal are scheduled to open for post-Panamax shipping.

February Issue Highlights:

Up Front: Two crises in the Americas

Game Changer: Panama Canal expansion will reshape global trade

All water ports are "all in"

How Uncle Sam helps exporters

Bennett: Early signs of trouble

Final Say: Getting TIGER by the tail

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