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A decade ago, the bulk of the world’s sea-going container trade was carried aboard Panamax-size container ships of 5,000 TEU capacity.
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Effective February 7th, imports of solar cells and large residential washers will fall under the scope of the safeguard duties and will be subject to tariff-rate quotas (TQR).
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Deliveries of ultra-large container vessels in 2018 are expected to lead to a number of network changes in alliances, according to a report by SeaIntel Maritime Analysis.
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Michael Ford, VP of Government and Industry Affairs reviews the announcement of additional tariffs on steel and aluminum products set to take effect on February 8.
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2020 is ushering in a host of new proposed regulations. What you need to know to ensure operations are safe and compliant.
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Join us for lunch! BDP International is hosting a Trade Management Luncheon to highlight the latest trade compliance topics affecting the retail, consumer goods, and manufacturing industries. Our guest speakers will provide key takeaways for leaders in the trade management space. Discussions will cover free trade agreements, effects of US tariffs, the changing face of e-commerce - and more! We’ve tailored the event to take place over lunch, to allow you both a nice meal (on us!) and the time to maintain your work schedule. So step out for lunch and step into a few hours of enlightening discussion and networking with others in the industry! Our speakers include: Space is limited! If you are interested in attending, please fill out the request form below and we will contact you with availability confirmation and details.
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The New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries has issued direction for imports during the 2019/20 season of the BMWS.