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Home > Tradeline News > Entries in 2018
  • Canada Joins U.S., U.K. in Calling Out China for State-Sponsored Hacking Campaign

    Posted December 21, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies

    Canada has joined major allies in condemning China for sponsoring a hacking campaign to steal data from individuals, government agencies and private companies in more than a dozen countries.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: trudeau government,communications security establishment,canadian trade policy,canada-china trade relations,cybercrime,economic cyber espionage,hacking,china,trump administration,united states,australia,united kingdom, uk,intellectual property rights, ipr

  • EU’s Hard Brexit is Going to Hurt — A Lot

    Posted December 21, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, EU Customs Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    Unable to secure approval for a draft transition deal, Theresa May is moving to implement plans for a “hard Brexit” while EU officials are taking limited steps to mitigate “significant disruptions” in certain areas.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: theresa may,united kingdom, uk,british parliament, westminster,hard brexit,european union, eu,brexit,european commission,donald tusk,customs delays,customs clearance,warehousing

  • Court Questions Law That Underpins Trump’s Trade Policy

    Posted December 21, 2018

    Under International Trade Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies

    The U.S. Court of International Trade is hearing a case brought by steel importers who argue that the delegation of powers in Section 232 of the 1962 Trade Expansion Act is unconstitutional.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: trump administration,u.s. court of international trade,section 232 provision,trade expansion act of 1962,executive authority,congressional authority,u.s. constitution

  • Food Companies Get Until 2022 to Label Products With GMOs

    Posted December 21, 2018

    Under International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies

    The USDA has set out its first-ever requirements for labeling of “bioengineered foods” in a proposed rule that has met with praise from some farmers and criticism from consumer groups.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: trump administration,u.s. department of agriculture, usda,sonny perdue,gmo labelling,bioengineered foods,genetically modified food,food processors

  • Ocean Carriers Adjust Networks for 2019

    Posted December 21, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    Ocean carriers announced a series of network shifts this week, as the members of 2M and THE Alliance adjust their capabilities to match demand trends expected in 2019 and prepare for IMO 2020.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: container shipping,maritime cargo,container shipping alliances,the alliance,2m alliance,economic forecasts,global logistics,global trade,imo 2020,international maritime organization, imo,low-sulfur fuel

  • Canada Post Says Operations Are Back to Normal Just Days Before Christmas

    Posted December 21, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies

    The crown corporation says it will be restoring delivery guarantees across the country, now that it has managed to take care of a backlog of parcels that had built up at its main western sorting plant.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: canada post corporation, cpc,canadian union of postal workers, cupw,mail delivery,shipping backlogs,parcel logistics

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