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The first Trans Eurasia Express shipment from China arrived Oct. 6 in Hamburg. The 17-day jo

The Panama Canal Authority has released a request for proposals soliciting bids for the third of fou

NEW YORK -- The president of the International Longshoremen's Association said the union wants to ke

SAN DIEGO -- Shipping lines are reducing their capacity in the trans-Pacific trade by about 15 perce

DHL Express is cutting back its U.S. operations more deeply than earlier announced as it copes with

Amid confusion and legal uncertainty, the nation's first port-regulated trucking program was launche

Good news, Boston! Coast Guard SWAT teams will not be swarming into the port next week to check ever

Organizations representing shippers in North America, Europe and Asia have called for a further redu

Whenever the U.S. Food and Drug Administration refuses to admit food into the U.S. because of safety

In this era of large container ships and high-volume intermodal rail corridors, it makes sense that

Most men with families to support wouldn't have the confidence to resign from a job a year short of

Schwarzenegger Rejects Lowenthal Bill:For the third consecutive year, Gov. Arnold Schwarzene

Eastern Europe is still bustling after more than a decade of economic growth and political stability

Q:We are a grain shipper and have a large export elevator in the Gulf coast area. The elevator i

The psychology of fear is rolling out across the globe as credit markets seize up, and it's affectin

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Supply chain experts have been trying to define "3PL" sin

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Hidden. The Transportation Security Administration says i

Air capacity is shifting away from weakening Asia markets and U.S. shippers and forwarders are start

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Transplace, Frisco, Texas, named Bill Hale vice president

The doors are slamming on the decade-long boom in commercial real estate, including warehouses and d

Hidden. The Transportation Security Administration says it found two "artfully concealed prohibited

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Orders for new container ships are drying up as vessel ch

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Legislation that for the first time requires fuel surchar

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Suddenly, $60.8 billion doesn''t seem like so much.

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The doors are slamming on the decade-long boom in commerc

Conservative growth prospects and continued pricing pressures topped concerns in a new survey of 3PL

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The rail industry will have to spend billions of dollars

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Canadian Pacific Railway got all it wanted when the Surfa

ProLogis, the Denver-based developer of distribution facilities, announced Monday that it has acquir

Hapag-Lloyd parent TUI AG should consider postponing the sale of the ocean carrier because it won't

Transportation and logistics provider Pacer International unveiled a new unified brand initiative wi

The Port of Galveston today said it is "easing back" to full operations following substantial damage

Poland's three biggest shipyards are facing bankruptcy within weeks as the European Union is expecte

The Odense Steel Shipyard of A.P. Moller-Maersk Group on Oct. 4 named its latest vessel, the 7,000-T

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The membership of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union has ratified

Gemany's DB Schenker plans to offer scheduled rail freight services to China beginning in February.

The Maryland Port Administration has hired a consultant to find private partners that will sign a lo

When Hurricane Katrina forced the closing of New Orleans International Airport in 2005, FedEx quickly set up ramp facilities in nearby Lafayette and Biloxi and used them to truck shipments into parts

YRC Worldwide, nervous about the potential for a lockdown in the credit markets meltdown, drew $325

Less-than-truckload carrier Saia laid off approximately 400 workers in the face of falling demand fo