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cargo

noun as in baggage; something to be delivered

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Meanwhile, America’s logistics network requires too many trucks — each requiring a driver— to converge on ports at the same time to take containers off cargo ships.

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"It will enhance cargo handling, boost revenue, and strengthen the country’s reputation."

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Traffickers deploy everything from fast-moving fiberglass boats to stealthy “narco-subs” to cargo ships to get their products to users without losing shipments to seizures or couriers to arrest.

China bought several cargoes from U.S. grain handlers earlier this week, with each shipment holding about two million bushels of soybeans.

Until this summer, sanctions prevented buyers from accepting cargoes from Russia’s blacklisted Arctic LNG 2 project.

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