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Grip of fear

Martin Dixon

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Subtitle: Where next for the US' post-9/11 security initiatives as 100% container scanning is postponed and '10+2' importer filing becomes mandatory? Martin Dixon investigates the latest developments and the implications for shippers.

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Subtitle: Where next for the US' post-9/11 security initiatives as 100% container scanning is postponed and '10+2' importer filing becomes mandatory? Martin Dixon investigates the latest developments and the implications for shippers.

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Subtitle: Where next for the US' post-9/11 security initiatives as 100% container scanning is postponed and '10+2' importer filing becomes mandatory? Martin Dixon investigates the latest developments and the implications for shippers.

Key concepts: Subtitle, Container (type theory), Business, Containerization, International trade, Computer security, Operations management, Advertising

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