USTR Outlines Objectives in Renegotiating NAFTA
The USTR plan for renegotiating NAFTA is largely about bringing it in line with trade policies developed since 1994. What’s really new: The U.S….
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U.S. Port Report 2016 Covers Top 20 in U.S. Imports
The Descartes Datamyne annual U.S. Port Report, sponsored by Port Technology International (PTI), ranks the top 20 U.S. maritime ports by import volumes, measured in TEUs (20-foot equivalent units, the standard measure of containerized cargo).
The U.S. Port Report 2016 is designed as a quick reference, summarizing the ports’ import volumes in TEUs and number of shipments, tracking TEUs month-by-month, and comparing volumes year-over-year.
This year’s report also covers each port’s leading importers, master carrier partners, countries of origin, and the products (as identified by Harmonized System, or HS code) in this trade. Read industry coverage of the report »
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