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(MINNEAPOLIS) - The Transportation Marketing & Communications Association (TMCA) recently announ

Specifics of an agreement between the U.S. Department of Transportation Maritime Administration and

Nichiha USA selected Saddle Creek, a Lakeland, Fla.-based 3PL, to manage warehousing, distribution a

COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (August 3, 2007) - Averitt Express was honored recently with the 2006 Carrier of t

USF Glen Moore, an operating unit of YRC Regional Transportation, named Phil Nelms vice president of

When 1st Lt. Samuel H. Banks returned home from Vietnam, he intended to go to graduate school, but f

American Commercial Lines last week increased per day demurrage charges for liquid shipments by 15 p

Landlord ports seek piece of private-equity pieWord that the Port of Portland, Ore., is in t

Almost every week seems to bring another alarm about food supply chains in distress, but industry ex

A year after raising the curtain on plans to build a third set of locks, the Panama Canal Authority

Shipping executives bemoan the fact that the soft economy and weakening dollar continue to hurt Lati

The Port of Tacoma is coping with a down year, its container volumes declining nearly 6 percent in t

Four months into his tenure as the Port of Seattle's executive director, Tay Yoshitani is setting a

The world's busiest container trade lanes are still growing at a healthy pace, but the rate is slowi

If you believe the Justice Department, the government's civil racketeering lawsuit against the Inter

of ballast water caseIt has been hard enough just finding a solution to ballast water pollut

If you're an importer or an exporter who's nervous about next year's expiration of the International

Hong Kong To Scan US-Bound Boxes: Hong Kong will participate on a limited basis in the Secure Freigh

Great Lakes cargo carried by the United States fleet fell in June and in the first half of the year

Intermodal rail volume declined 1.5 percent in the second quarter compared to the second quarter of

WASHINGTON -- President Bush signed the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2

LONDON Ð The cargo unit of British Airways, reeling from a $200-million fine levied this week by the

Japan's largest container carrier, NYK Line, on Friday announced that its refrigerated cargo subsidi

Orient Overseas (International) Ltd., the Hong Kong-based parent of Orient Overseas Container Line,

Normal operations at India's Tuticorin Container Terminal have been restored after PSA-Sical, the pr

The Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, has halted ocean dredge disposal operations at its Deltapor

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- North American ports are gearing up to handle record container volumes in Augu

Deutsche Post, the global mail and transport group, on Friday reported its second-quarter profit sur

TOKYO -- Japan will extend for another year 15-percent tariffs on 15 items imported from the United

Orient Overseas (International) Ltd., the Hong Kong-based parent of Orient Overseas Container Line,

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- North American ports are gearing up to handle record container volumes in Augu

LONDON - The cargo unit of British Airways, reeling from a $200-million fine levied this week by the

Freight traffic on U.S. railroads, both railcars and intermodal, was off again during July, the Asso

UPS says it is making progress in talks with Central States Pension Fund but the company says it has

The European Union has launched a strongly worded attack on Washington's plan to scan all ocean cont

The House on Wednesday evening overwhelmingly approved H.R. 3248, a bill to make technical correctio

One week after passage in Congress, President Bush signed into law on Aug. 3 the "Implementing Recom

Cathay Pacific Cargo will add three additional weekly frequencies at DFW International Airport this

Trailer Bridge appointed Douglas E. Schimmel to the company's board of directors, bringing the curre

The second quarter for Deutsche Post , the German mail and logistics group that owns DHL, was more p