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CII BUYING MORE X-RAY SCREENING EQUIPMENT

Posted by julian on May 21, 2010 in Company News, Export

Ever since the Department of Home Security set up the TSA arm we have been most cognizant over its power to implement its programs and the need for us to stay absolutely abreast of the rules and regulations. We have had two people employed solely on our own program and I believe we are the [...]

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CHINA SUCCEEDS IN HAVING IT BOTH WAYS

Posted by julian on April 2, 2010 in Export, Import

The American Chamber of Commerce which I renamed some years ago the Chamber of Horrors is in a dilemma. For the last twenty years they have been proponents of exporting jobs firstly to Mexico and then to China is now ion a quandary. Some of its members are complaining to them that the Chinese government [...]

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WHAT ARE AMERICA’S LARGEST EXPORTS BY VOLUME?

Posted by julian on February 4, 2010 in Export

Our largest exports by volume are waste paper and scrap metal. Even hay and cotton rates a mention! Doesn’t this say something about our malaise? If we are going green as President Obama tells us this is the future, recycling is very much part of that cause. Why can’t we re-process the scrap metal and [...]

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AMERICA SHIPPER MAGAZINE DEC ISSUE; “OCEANIA/NORTH AMERICA STABILITY REIGNS”

Posted by julian on December 9, 2009 in Export, Import

At least someone agrees with me on something; of all the niche trades for shipping lines operating into and out of North America, the South Pacific is one of the most consistent and durable. Australia is one of the few trading nations the States has a surplus (11.6 $billion) with and with New Zealand the [...]

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