CACM The Central American Common Market is a trade organisation formed in 1960 but suspended between 1969 and 1991 after a war between Honduras and El Salvador. Its current members are: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Panama, Honduras, and Nicaragua.
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Shipping container ratesChina-US increase
Freight rates for shipping containers from east Asia and China to both US coasts are increasing again. US consumer demand for goods continues to grow. Volumes at China's ports are expected to remain high, before returning to normal growth rates ...Read More
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Shipping companies fined collusion on freight rates
South Korea's antitrust regulator said that it has decided to impose a combined fine of $80.7 million in fines on 23 Korean and foreign shipping companies for collusion to fix freight rates. The Fair Trade Commission has been looking into ...Read More
Freight operator planning France – Jersey Route
A NEW southern freight service operating in and out of France is being launched by a company in St Malo. A large cargo ship may arrive in Jersey three times a week. A new vessel, the 55-metre Norwegian-built Southern Liner, ...Read More
Imports increase to Colombia
Last year imports into Colombia totaled 6,545 million US dollars in November. Thisannual growth of 56.3%, is one of the highest rates in recent years. A total of 54,891 million US dollars, makes it the year with the highest imports ...Read More
