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COPYRIGHT 2004 The Miami Herald
Byline: Jane Bussey
Aug. 27--Local importers are up in arms for a second time this summer over problems at the Port of Miami-Dade as containers filled with vital goods are stuck in the seaport's bureaucratic labyrinth with no sign of relief.
Despite an injunction from a federal district judge on July 9 that forced striking truck drivers back to work, companies that rely on the port in downtown Miami insist that serious delays linger.
"It's a terrible situation," said Kerry Herndon, owner of Kerry's Bromeliad Nursery...
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