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Q:My question concerns section 7 of the bill of lading.I have a carrier who states "we d

LONDON -- Containership charter rates are rising strongly as ocean carriers compete for a dwindling

General Freight Services has opened a global logistics division.The International Logistics

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- There were some small signs of compromise Monday in contract negotiations betw

The trip from coast to coast just got one day shorter. Less-than-truckload carrier Saia cut

The Coast Guard is extending to Sept. 4 the deadline for port facilities regulated by the Maritime T

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- A strike deadline passed early Monday as International Longshore and Warehouse

Maher Terminals led, but others didn't followYou know what they say about pioneers - they're

DECKEHAD: Despite the DP World incident, importers in the United Arab Emirates still 'love everythin

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Truckers may have staved off a pricing free-fall in the w

If you're used to seeing giant cranes splayed against the sky at the typical container or general ca

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Goldman Sachs Infrastructure Partners, a subsidiary of th

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Aviation Facilities Co., a Virginia-based developer of ai

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.One of the largest buyers of truck and rail transportatio

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Seat belt and hazardous materials regulations compliance

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Contract warehousing continues to gain to the detriment o

Driving. A real, true survey by eToys finds the most common phrase uttered by kids in cars on family

The Artisan/National Logistics Management Enterprise promoted Jerry MacDougall to director of procur

Penske Logistics officially opened on July 16 a facility in Louisville, Ky., to handle parts for all

Corporate supply chains are getting more complex, which means more difficulty complying with trade l

John Martin is founder and president of Martin Associates, a Lancaster, Pa.-based consulting firm th

U.S. automobile sales may have hit the skids, but the shipping lines that carry cars internationally

This isn't the exit that John Bowers had hoped for. At 84, the president of the International Longsh

The Coast Guard is extending to Sept. 4 the deadline for port facilities regulated by the Maritime T

Top Tankers Inc. announced that it has entered into agreements to acquire three drybulk vessels in s

Overall rail volume decreased again in the week ended July 7 as floods in Texas and Kansas hindered

The Senate Committee on Appropriations has granted more than $33 million to the Port of Houston Auth

MARSHFIELD, WI- The American Trucking Associations (ATA) recently honored Roehl Transport with their

John Bowers, president of the International Longshoremen's Association for 20 years, plans to step d

READING, Pa., July 12, 2007 ? The 2007 Penske Truck Leasing National Technical Challenge featured a

The containership MSC Napoli was refloated this week, nearly six months after it was grounded off th

WASHINGTON -- Congress has sent to President Bush legislation aimed at avoiding the kind of politica

Con-way Freight, a less-than-truckload carrier and subsidiary of Con-way Inc., announced the opening

TOKYO -- The postal services of Japan and China have announced a comprehensive business partnership

Retail sales fell slightly from May to June but increased significantly above June of last year.

Customs and Border Protection announced that electronic manifests for trucks are now mandatory at bo

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- International Longshore and Warehouse Union office workers in Southern Califor

Kintetsu World Express, Inc., Japan's second-largest international air freight forwarder, announced

Traffic World appointed Michael Fabey as an associate editor for air & expedited issues.

When "K" Line releases its first-quarter results on July 26, the figure for its operating profit wil