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A question of balance Supply and demand in the trade between Australia and North/East Asia has been out of equilibrium for three years, with dire consequences for ocean carriers, but a new order appears to be in the making
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Crisp, D.
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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2000
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A question of organisation: Most shippers have a highly individualistic approach to organising their international shipping and distribution departments, but the need for a competent department head is constant
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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A question of relayability A look at the future of transhipment services in New Zealand shows that they have been accepted in a market that once favoured direct links
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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2001
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A question of strategy: Since the early 1990s, trends in container traffic movement in the Mediterranean have changed dramatically and because of this the Spanish port of Barcelona is reflecting on its strategic position
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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A question of survival: A serious downturn in container production throughout South East Asia has already caused some casualties
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1996
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Q&A, Campaigner, Atmosphere and Transport, Friends of the Earth, is given the last word
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Higman, R.
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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Q&A: International Transport Workers' Federation, is given the last word
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Cockroft, D.
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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Quay performers: A unique study by Containerisation International Market Analysis confirms that average crane performance rates will vary widely between different ports, but are generally improving
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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1997
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Quiborax's balancing act. Quiborax ships about 3,000TEU per annum through the northern Chilean port of Arica
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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2001
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Quixotic quest The relations between carriers and shippers in Western Australia have become increasingly strained through ignorance and misunderstanding. The Sea Freight Council of Western Australia has embarked on a mission to restore cooperation, but wi
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EMAP BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
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2001
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