Customs Clearance News
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Japanese crude imports for power generation fell 34 percent in March as higher temperatures weakened demand for heating.
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South Korea will halt customs clearance of U.S. beef imports after the first U.S. case of mad cow disease in six years was found in a dairy cow in central California, an agriculture ministry official said.
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Coca-Cola Co., the world’s largest soft-drink maker, said that all of its products sold in China are safe, after local media reported some imported items failed to meet Chinese quality standards.
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Japan, the world’s biggest importer of rare earths, will urge China to improve shipments of the minerals after a government survey showed that 31 Japanese buyers reported problems with exports.
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Summa Group, owner of Russian ports and a Rotterdam oil terminal, is spending $1.4 billion to buy a stake in Fesco Group, a Pacific port and ship operator, to form a Eurasian freight network and challenge Suez Canal shipping.
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Romanian oil refiner Rompetrol Group NV says its fuel deliveries to Ukraine are being delayed by the Ukrainian customs service, Kommersant-Ukraine reported, citing Andriy Kuzmenko, who heads Rompetrol’s Ukraine office.
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Swiveling his chair in a Port of Miami conference room, Bill Johnson smacks his hand on a wall- mounted image that shows planned upgrades. Here, a new highway tunnel. There, a refurbished rail link.
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China ended an effective ban on rare-earth exports to Japan yesterday when it began accepting customs applications, the Asahi newspaper reported , citing unidentified Japanese companies.
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Daniel Pinkston, an analyst at the International Crisis Group, comments on the South Korean government’s reaction to a case of mad cow disease confirmed in U.S. He spoke on the phone in Seoul today.
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Don’t talk to Tobias Kerle about China’s slowing growth, the general manager of Continental AG’s 12-month-old tire factory in the city of Hefei is too busy planning to double output.
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