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U.S. domestic air cargo traffic took a sudden, steep turn downward in March, falling 5.5 percent in

The average retail price for a gallon of diesel fuel surged 18.2 cents this week to $4.331, accordin

Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue created a Freight and Logistics Task Force, among 21 other task forces

Bach Dang Industrial Shipbuilding in partnership with Vietnam National Shipping Lines launched on Ma

The Bush administration took a step back on the environment by suspending a plan to slow cargo ships

Lan Cargo, the cargo subsidiary of Chile's biggest air carrier, on May 9 requested permission of Col

Wal-Mart's calls time-out on new distribution centersWal-Mart has 117 U.S. distribution cent

Meet Paulo Striker, logistics director of Sadia SA, a Brazilian company that's one of the world's la

The sagging U.S. economy and related currency and credit woes have caused barely a hiccup in the Eu

The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority will dig deep - in more ways than one - as it begins a major con

The eight-hour work stoppage by the International Longshore and Warehouse Union on May 1 to protest

The National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America again is going to see if the Fede

If you're trucking freight across the U.S.-Mexican border, it pays to get there early. In El Paso, T

U.S. companies should have an easier time getting export licenses thanks to the Bush administration'

The U.S. economic slowdown, if not yet contraction, could not have come at a worse time for importer

WSC's Koch Joins McCain's Campaign: Chris Koch, president and chief executive of the World Shipping

Charlie Woo knows that his company will pay higher freight rates this year for its toy imports from

European ports' efforts to bolster breakbulk operations are finally paying dividends as outside inve

The breakbulk cargo market has not been exempt from the correction in the U.S. construction industry

In January 2004, the Industrial Challenger became the first U.S.-flag commercial ship to call at Ira

Moving massive pieces of project cargo from site to port, or vice versa, is a tricky business. So is

In the world of heavy-lift airplanes, there is only one 800-pound gorilla - the AN-225. Tagging alon

Hoist Liftruck will get a lift this week when it is showcased on the Travel Channel program "John Ra

Oil prices continue to climb, and the petroleum industry is expanding its search for new supplies an

Marty Flaska, owner of Hoist Liftruck Inc., has gladly opened the door when foreign buyers come knoc

Do shippers, carriers and forwarders who move steel, windmills, reactors, forest products and other

A breakbulk or project cargo ship looks pretty much like the old freighters that plied the oceans be

It was a marketing executive's dream: Thousands of onlookers lining the banks of the river Rhine in

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection will enlist the Departmental Advisory Committee for the

Wincanton, the United Kingdom contract logistics firm, is preparing a bid to take over rival TDG for

Lisa Gelsomino has been appointed president of Avalon Risk Management, a provider of insurance and s

Vycon announced that Long Beach Container Terminal has purchased four additional Regen high-speed fl

The National Association of Manufacturers and the Ad Hoc Coalition on Tariffs said Friday that they

Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. of Hong Kong and China's Cosco Pacific Ltd. have submitted bids to operate Gr

Protests by truckers at the Port of Oakland tapered off noticeably late Thursday after a California

A shipper alleges ocean carriers conspired to inflate prices in the Puerto Rico trade and added ille

The United States in March saw its trade deficit shrink to as trade in goods and services totaled $5

The Los Angeles and Seattle-Tacoma airports reported sharp declines in airfreight traffic in March,

Sri Lanka is planning to issue a new tender for the first phase of its proposed $500-million South H

The CKYH Alliance of Cosco, "K" Line, Yang Ming Line and Hanjin Shipping has resumed its AWE-5 all-w