Sentence examples for cargo prices from inspiring English sources

Until recently, Mr. Barni worked for Pepsi, where he handled shipping and often spent much time on the phone, seeking competitive cargo prices.

The index was conceived as a way of standardizing global cargo prices, by taking a daily canvas of Baltic's network of sea-based freight brokers and compiling the costs of booking shipments of raw materials.

JAL was delisted from the exchange and its equity wiped out when it asked for bankruptcy protection.British Airways became the latest airline to settle a class-action lawsuit in America for participating with other carriers in fixing cargo prices between 2000 and 2006.

By helping to finance and market funds used to build and buy ships, a popular tax shelter, the banks helped create a glut in large container ships that has led to a collapse in cargo hauling prices worldwide.

Rapid depletion of energy resources has immensely affected the transportation sector, where the cargo transportation prices are rising considerably each year.

That makes for a precious cargo: the price of nickel is well off its peak but the load is still worth a cool $100m or so.

Inside are pint-size replicas of the Gap's hip cargo pants — priced at $29.50 — for 6-year-olds and up.

But Germans can buy Chinese-made iPods, washing machines and cargo ships at prices that, because of lax pollution controls, do not reflect the toll on the environment.

Although a Harvard study had found that Tom Ritchey's bikes hugely increased profits for cargo haulers, the price of getting the bikes to landlocked Rwanda (one of the most expensive destinations on earth to ship a container of freight, perhaps second only to Antarctica) made the bikes unaffordable on the local market.

At current prices, the cargo is worth almost $126m£77m7m).

Building supplies are flown in on cargo planes at exorbitant prices.