UK: QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FROM CARGO 2000

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Cargo 2000, group of 25 freight forwards and carriers, whose aim is to achieve better efficiency by developing quality standards for various processes to be incorporated into software, has tested its international freight quality management system for the first time. The first process addressed was master airway bills. Involved in the project are Unisys, Traxon, Syntegra, Sita and Logetch, technology providers. There will be a review of results in Montreal, QC, in December 2000 and another series of tests in January 2001.

Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Product introduction, Telephone communications, exc. radio, Data Transmission Services, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Unisys Corp., Telecommunications transmission technologies, SITA S.C., Syntegra, Traxon

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CHINA: CHINA AIRLINES' PLAN FOR CHINA EASTERN FAILS

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China Airlines (Taiwan), airline, has not achieved its aim to acquire 25% of China Eastern (China), airline. The political tension between the two countries and disagreement over terms foiled the deal. China Airlines has leased a freighter plane from Atlas Air to enable it to achieve its aim to fly between the US and China.

China, Scheduled Air Transportation, Air transportation, scheduled, Scheduled Freight Air Transportation, Air Cargo Service, Intnl Air Cargo Svc, International airlines, Air freight, Air freight services, China Airlines Company Ltd., China Eastern

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UK: RUGBY CEMENT TO OUTSOURCE FOLLOWING TAKEOVER

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TNT Logistics is to take over distribution of pulverised fuel ash and cement for Rugby Cement following the takeover of Rugby Cement by RMC Group in 2000. The contract is estimated at GBu 21m per year.

Cement, hydraulic, Cement, Cement Manufacturing, Cement industry, RMC Group (New York, New York), Rugby Cement

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