Page 2 - Secure Trade News Today

The Blue Water Bridge will be closed on one side until October, making the Canada-bound lane temporarily bi-directional.

The four Canadian provinces that began offering enhanced licenses have since stopped, citing low demand and more convenient alternatives.

You’d think the number one job of New York state officials would be keeping New Yorkers safe. Yet in their battle with the Trump administration over the state’s “Green Light Law,” they’re actually placing their residents in greater danger.

President George W. Bush will join other world leaders at the 11th Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Leaders' Summit in Bangkok, Thailand, on October 20-21. The meeting of the heads of 21 economies bordering both sides of the Pacific Ocean1 provides a unique opportunity for President Bush to advance American economic and security interests in Asia. Major items on the President's agenda should be:

Several of North America’s largest trucking associations are calling on Canadian and U.S. ambassadors to help remove unnecessary trade barriers for

The conventional military threat from Russia requires NATO undertake six new initiatives to enhance its deterrent and defense posture.

The Administration should work with key industry partners to enhance C-TPAT to meet both national security and industry needs.

It is not hyperbole to say that Mexican cartels are public enemy No. 1 for all Americans. Or at least they should be.

This week in Borderlands: Houston export terminal lets Temco capitalize on grain demand; $10M FAST lanes completed at World Trade Bridge; Spearpoint Logistics to open distribution hub in Texas; and Port Houston’s terminal container yards receive upgrade. Temco aims to seize more of the global agribusiness market by adding an export grain terminal in Houston

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced the opening of a NEXUS/Free and Secure Trade (FAST) enrolment centre at the Houlton, Maine port of entry.