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A major chemical shippers group came out against key elements of a proposed new federal rule to impr

Just when poultry producers in the United States thought they were going to get a reprieve from the

The Asia Australia Discussion Agreement announced a further hike in its bunker surcharge due to cont

More than 20 domestic and international companies have shown interest in bidding for the proposed co

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday called for nations to seize "an historic opp

Maersk Line on Tuesday announced plans to upgrade its Thailand-Japan service (IA-2), effective July

U.S. manufacturers joined transportation groups Tuesday in opposing the Lieberman-Warner Climate Sec

While Cummins is promoting two executives at the top management level, the Columbus, Ind.-based dies

China Southern Airlines on June 2 entered into a framework agreement with Air Bleu for a proposed jo

Cosco Pacific Ltd. has submitted the highest bid to manage two container wharves at Greece's largest

Peruvian Amazon Line announced that it will begin calling the Port of Tampa in late July on its regu

Commercial warehousing in the United States is a $37.5 billion business that grew 7.7 percent in 200

The Asia Australia Discussion Agreement announced a further hike in its bunker surcharge due to cont

U.S. airlines spent 49 percent more for jet fuel in the first quarter and 54.5 percent more in March

New orders for U.S. factories rose 1.1 percent in April and shipments of finished goods rose 2.2 per

NEW YORK -- Customs and Border Protection continues to test 100-percent scanning of U.S.-bound conta

Global food prices will retreat from their current peaks but will still remain up to 50 percent high

Senator Lines, Germany's third-largest ocean container carrier, booked a profit in 2007 after severa

Tom Escott saw buildings sway in Shanghai last month. The president of Schneider Logistics arrived i

Driven by changing logistics strategies and value-added services, commercial warehousing in the Unit

Falling demand for pickup trucks and SUVs brought General Motors to the decision to close four facto

The Department of Transportation is requesting proposals for projects to end traffic jams at some of

NEW YORK -- The procedures for certifying the safety and security of imports entering the United Sta

Steelmaker Nucor Corp. may build a $2-billion iron-making plant on the Mississippi River at the site

Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line), Japan's largest shipping line by group sales, has decided

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Last year, U.S. airlines were lining up for rights to add

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The North American Free Trade Agreement has brought wides

Refrigeration technology is going green. When it comes to moving goods worldwide, if you use less en

Then there were three. The resignation of A. Paul Anderson from the Federal Maritime Commission last

Wincanton planted its flag in the United Kingdom's defense and logistics sector with its $53 million

As UPS negotiates terms of an agreement to take over flying duties for DHL, pilots' unions are conce

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.With a new current of economic trading shifting the balan

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.It''s increasingly a foregone conclusion these days that

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Melton Truck Lines recently joined the Environmental Prot

WASHINGTON -- The long-awaited Census Bureau Foreign Trade Regulations will be published in the Fede

Xpress Global Systems, a subsidiary of truckload carrier U.S. Xpress Enterprises, on Monday complete

Tom Escott saw buildings sway in Shanghai last month. The president of Schneider Logistics arrived i

Area: Approximately 3.8 million square miles, slightly smaller than the U.S.Coastline: About

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The Port of Seattle is set to enter the rail business lat

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.A Southern regional planning commission hopes to build a