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Rising to the terminal security challenge

Clive Woodbridge

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Subtitle: Container ports and terminals around the world have responded positively to the need for enhanced security. However, there are concerns that some of the further steps now proposed could have significant cost implications and lead to the disruption of global container trade. Clive Woodbridge reports.

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Subtitle: Container ports and terminals around the world have responded positively to the need for enhanced security. However, there are concerns that some of the further steps now proposed could have significant cost implications and lead to the disruption of global container trade. Clive Woodbridge reports.

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Subtitle: Container ports and terminals around the world have responded positively to the need for enhanced security. However, there are concerns that some of the further steps now proposed could have significant cost implications and lead to the disruption of global container trade. Clive Woodbridge reports.

Key concepts: Terminal (telecommunication), Container (type theory), Subtitle, Business, Computer security, International trade, Containerization, Commerce

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