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| Total retail expenditures on boating reached $33 billion in 2004, an eight percent increase compared to 2003, according to the 2004 Recreational Boating Statistical Abstract. |
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Based on the same vision of ensuring customer satisfaction, American boat manufacturers and dealers have worked together to draft language for guidelines for conducting business.
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Walker Bay Boats is the newest sponsor of the Discover Boating & Take Me Fishing Tour. |
| Madison, a heartwarming film centered on boating, is being presented in select cities. Click here to view the trailer. |
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| In this month's President's Message, Thom Dammrich reviews progress on the Grow Boating Initiative, and what's ahead for the program as we head into the second half of 2005. |
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The March issue of Innerport, NMMA's New four-color, bimonthly newsletter Innerpot is now available online (PDF).
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The Marine Industry Supply Chain Standards (SCS) is a set of guidelines intended to improve efficiencies, reduce costs, and deliver a better experience to your customer.
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