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INTTRA growth boost from CSI

News-in-print 1 Feb 2003 by WCN Editorial

Shipping portal INTTRA reports that the new US Customs Container Security Initiative CSI) regulations, which require that shipping instructions be submitted to US Customs at least 24 hours prior to a vessel leaving for a US port, have created a dramatic increase in demand for its documentation processing services.

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