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And perhaps, from Tokyo or Shanghai it would be possible to tranship into some other line and drip down to the islands of the South Pacific.

(9) For example, the vessels of some members tranship fish on the high

As a rail freight provider to the nuclear fuels industry, DRS is using the goliath crane, which provides a lifting height of 11.9 metres, to tranship flasks from road to rail transport for delivery to a nuclear reprocessing plant in Cumbria.

Belarus is interested in additional infrastructure objects to tranship its exports.

The absence of 'rules of origin' in the AGOA has provided an opportunity for Chinese clothing exporters to merely tranship their products, not only by avoiding the heavy export duty to the US under the multi-fibre Agreement (MFA), but by benefitting from AGOA preferences, said Lorenzo Rotunno, Pierre-Louis Vezina and Zheng Wang, the Authors of the Report.

"Therefore, we agreed with the customer that Trinidad seems to be that ideal place to tranship the cargo";

Wang is accused of conspiring to export, re-export, and tranship high-performance epoxy coatings to the Chashma 2 Nuclear Power Plant in Pakistan, a nuclear reactor owned and operated by the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC), an entity on the Department of Commerce's Entity List.

In fact, we tranship from the set of locations having a satisfied service level constraint, noted I, to the set of locations having unsatisfied service level constraint, noted [J.sub.2], a subset of [J.sub.l].

The Port of Tyne has worked closely with all the major shipping lines, including Nippon Yusen Kaisha, NYK, to develop this facility using Feederlink to tranship the containers.

Canadian and foreign air carriers will now be able to use Winnipeg International to tranship international cargoes, even if these rights are not provided in Canada's bilateral air transport agreements.

Once pen has been put to paper, the new partnership should be able to tranship 20,000 full containers to the new container terminal at Port-Louis in Mauritius.

The diversion would cost freight companies an additional US2,000 (RM9,738.75) per 40-foot container just to tranship at a Malaysian port, but entering the US this way is a cheaper alternative to paying the tariffs, the report said.