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cargo

[kahr-goh] / ˈkɑr goʊ /


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At the Port of Los Angeles, a hub for imports from Asia, executive director Gene Seroka recently warned cargo volumes for the first few months of this year will trail the same period in 2025.

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Then it was loaded onto American C-5 cargo planes that flew over the Mediterranean before turning toward Saudi Arabia, bolstering the ruse that it was American equipment that was being delivered from the U.S.

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His investigation into cargo ship crews abandoned at sea was a finalist for the Overseas Press Club's top prize for human interest journalism, as well as a Gerald Loeb Award feature finalist.

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The airline flagged an uncertain outlook for its cargo business, citing continuing trade and geopolitical developments.

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“We know every line item that we paid Ieepa tariffs on, we know the amounts, we know the dates, we know the cargo, and so we could submit that immediately,” Shaughnessy said.

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