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When properly constructed and certified, they may be used for dangerous goods shipments.

Grain and commercial goods shipments led to repeated expansion of the harbor.

Dangerous goods shipments also require a special declaration form prepared by the shipper.

Overall shipments fell 0.2 percent, while capital goods shipments increased 2.7 percent.

Overall shipments rose 1.3 percent, while capital goods shipments decreased 0.6 percent.

Overall shipments fell 0.7 percent, and capital goods shipments decreased 1.0 percent.

"Maybe in goods shipments," she said.

Capital goods shipment increased 0.6%.

However, rail transportation is not fully developed and presently comprises only 0.6% of passenger traffic and 6% of goods shipments.

Many Arabic states require exporters to supply an Arab-British Certificate of Origin with each goods shipment.

Shows market indicators for the following U.S. manufacturing trends for current period and year-to-date: wage rates, profits, employment, production, capacity utilization, productivity, exports, goods shipments.

The port of Sandy Point, with its naturally deep water harbour continued to function however, and became the main port on the island for mail and personal goods shipment.

In July 2012, Cuba received its first American goods shipment in over 50 years, following the partial relaxation of the US embargo to permit humanitarian shipments.

The Census Bureau's report on strong factory orders (see below) includes revised and more detailed estimates of durable goods shipments and orders, plus estimates of nondurable goods shipments and orders.