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After Oct. 17, ocean carriers serving Europe will no longer gather 'round the conference table and d

U.S. exporters have plenty of customers. What they need are containers. Export demand is growing by

Over the past decade, most supply-chain professionals have greeted the annual State of Logistics Rep

Development of central and eastern Europe has been a boon for two intermodal rail companies that spe

-- Amazon.com has built its European distribution hub in Leipzig.-- German automakers Porsch

The road from the airport to the central business district of Leipzig, Germany, is still narrow pave

Community concerns and the vagaries of the marketplace have prompted the Port of Everett, Wash., to

Once dominant by any measure in the Pacific Northwest, the Port of Seattle could be excused if it fe

The P&O Nedlloyd Mondriaan was steaming off the coast of the Netherlands with its decks stacked high

This year's peak season in the trans-Pacific trade is a tale of two trade lanes. Eastbound, carriers

In a joint statement, the U.S.-based National Association of Manufacturers and other groups said the

Federico "Kiko" Zuniga has been elected chairman of the International Federation of Customs Brokers

The Port of Tacoma has put a 745-acre tract south of the port up for sale, thus abandoning a plan to

The Port of Tacoma has put a 745-acre tract south of the port up for sale, thus abandoning a plan to

Floods across the Midwest are causing substantial delays, said BNSF in a letter to customers. The ra

Thomas H. Kenna will take on the role of president and director general of the Panama Canal Railway

An additional enrollment site for the Transportation Worker Identification Credential has been opene

Purolator USA opened a branch office in Buffalo, N.Y., to take advantage of growing cross-border tra

Flying in the face of a widening economic slowdown, worldwide PC shipments increased 12.1 percent in

The ferry that capsized in a typhoon in the Philippines was carrying a toxic cargo as well as 800 pa

General cargo at the Port of New Orleans fell 26 percent in the first four months of 2008, and conta

The United States and Brazil signed an agreement to nearly double weekly cargo flights within two ye

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Thursday signed into law an ordinance that implements the

A federal judge this week issued a preliminary injunction barring a planned merger between the Unite

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Negotiators for the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and Pacific Ma

On Thursday, West Texas Intermediate closed up $5.09 on the New York Mercantile Exchange at $139.64

Express carrier DHL notified ABX Air this week it will cut its use of the carrier's DC-9 freighters

Representatives from cruise lines, cargo shipping, the Florida Ports Council and intermediaries met

In a move meant to better position FedEx Corp. for the shifting cargo movement modes, subsidiary Fed

The Senate late Thursday passed a bill that allows the United States to adopt international standard

WASHINGTON -- Truck size and weight will be the topic of a House hearing in July, according to a gro

Truckers at India's Port of Jawaharlal Nehru called off their strike planned for Friday that threate

Company Tops Competitors in Criteria Including On-time Performance, Customer ServiceANN ARBO

MIAMI, June 25, 2008 - Ryder System, Inc. (NYSE: R), a global leader in transportation and supply ch

RoadLink, a Fenway Partners trucking/intermodal company, agreed to acquire CP Ships Trucking from Ha

U.S. marshals late last week seized animal food products stored at the PETCO Animal Supplies Distrib

Gordon Food Service plans to build a 480,000 square foot distribution center in Kenosha, Wisc. <

The U.S. Supreme Court has ordered a lower court to reduce the amount of punitive damages that had b

Swirling Midwest floods decimated traffic figures in the week ending June 21. Carloads were down 5.7

Target Logistic Services officially changes its name July 1 to Mainfreight, reflecting the title of