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NEW YORK - The growing financial crisis is constraining world trade with a jumbled mess of frozen credit that could mean shortages of food and energy supplies for some countries. Shippers of drybulk goods such as grain and coal worry that importers won't be able to pay for the goods they receive. And while some anxious exporters hold on to their goods, rates to ship those goods have plummeted to 10-year lows. Some ship owners are even laying up their ships rather than operate at such low rates.
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In responding to my Op-Ed, Rep. Anne M. Northup, Kentucky Republican, asserts that she is a staunch defender of pharmaceutical patents who is merely promoting free trade of prescription drugs so that Americans can save millions of dollars on their drug bills ("Importation and prescription prices," Wednesday). En route, she runs through the usual half-truths about importation. First, she claims that drug prices are "artificially" high in America, when in fact, price controls in developed countries make them artificially low. Second, she claims that drug prices in Canada - the very Canada that is shutting down bulk shipments of the price-controlled drugs Mrs. Northup hungers for - are 50 percent to 80 percent lower than brand-name drugs in the United States. She uses the old trick of excl...
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From its plant in Newton, south of Manitowoc, the company supplies processed flaxseed rich in omega-3 fatty acids, for breads, cereals, pizza crusts and a growing number of food products for humans and animals. Besides its bulk shipments to food manufacturers throughout the United States and 14 foreign countries, ENRECO also sells flax directly to consumers.
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Cheers: The move toward alternative energy is gaining momentum throughout the Northwest, with legislation initiatives but also with meaningful actions involving small and large fleets of vehicles. Already the Port of Vancouver had become the first port in the Northwest to handle bulk shipments of biodiesel, and this week the local port took another step. Trucks and heavy equipment at the port soon will be fueled by B20 biodiesel, which is 20 percent soybean oil. Benefits of this conversion include an expected 20-50 percent reduction in hydrocarbon emissions from the port's 17 diesel- powered vehicles. Elsewhere locally, Clark County's 150-plus diesel-powered vehicles were converted to biodiesel fuels a few years ago but because of storage concerns were later converted to ultra-low- sulf...
