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When Con-way rebranded its 35,000 trucks and trailers last year, it needed to minimize the cost of c

Still another leading provider of installed transportation-management software is moving aggressivel

Inadequate transportation and refrigeration has forced China, the world's largest seafood producer,

If you're wondering about trends in seafood production, check your supermarket. The tilapia from Chi

The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing strict new rules to reduce air pollution from locom

Don't count the Red Hook Container Terminal out yet. The beleaguered Brooklyn container and breakbul

What should the federal government do to protect its citizens from the threat of nuclear terrorism?

PMA Weighs Shorter Contract: Technology is changing so rapidly at container terminals that the Pacif

J.B. Hunt Transport Services is teaming with Matson Navigation Co. to launch an expedited freight se

Unlike most LTL carriers, Old Dominion Freight Lines counted more shipments and revenue through its

While a Katrina-exacerbated shortage of drivers has eased at the Port of New Orleans, motor carriers

U.S. railroads say the first major accord in the current round of talks with labor groups, a tentati

With the era of big-ticket logistics mergers and acquisitions apparently on the wane, there may be s

Q:We are a wholesale distributor and use a private fleet to pick up product at vendors after mak

The United States and the European Union cleared a seemingly impassable hurdle in agreeing to a new

The Department of Transportation's plan to allow Mexican motor carriers to roll into the United Stat

Barging. The Waterways Council reached deep into waterways history last month when it gave Sen. Robe

When UPS abruptly announced just a week after striking a new agreement with Airbus that it would can

The Panama Canal Authority on Friday announced that the tender for the design and construction contr

The Port of Halifax on Friday took delivery of four new rubber-tired gantry cranes, to be deployed a

President George W. Bush appointed Kerry B. Long, a partner in the Washington, D.C. office of Fulbri

Danaos, a leading containership charter owner, announced that fourth-quarter earnings grew by almost

The Port of Los Angeles announced that Michael DiBernardo will assume the duties of director of mark

WASHINGTON -- Customs and Border Protection announced that it began Friday to assess fines or make l

WASHINGTON -- The House of Representatives on Friday passed by a vote of 303-108 a bill that would r

Hub Group on Friday reported a 54-percent increase in income from continuing operations to $13.5 mil

WASHINGTON -- A watered-down version of an amendment to require scanning of all containers at overse

The United States is launching an initiative to attract more foreign direct investment by addressing

A new report finds UPS Supply Chain Services and DHL/Exel are the most recognized brand names among

Striking tugboat workers at the Port of Rotterdam were due to vote Friday night on whether to prolon

Air cargo trade in the New York Customs District gained 4.3 percent in the January-November, 2006 pe

The European Union on Thursday blocked a World Trade Organization investigation into European banana

The U.S. trade deficit for goods and services dropped 3.8 percent to $59.1 billion in January, compa

India on Thursday announced its decision to join the proposed 81,000-kilometer (50,331-mile) Trans-A

Total U.S. rail volumes for the week ended March 3 were down 0.1 percent year-over-year, compared wi

Fraport, the operator of Frankfurt International Airport, Europe's biggest air freight hub, reported

The European Parliament this week adopted a number of measures intended to improve maritime safety,

CITY OF INDUSTRY, Calif. -- The top 10 industrial real estate markets in the U.S. will experience an

The Transpacific Stabilization Agreement said its members met with 27 customers this week in Long Be

Efforts to recover 1,350 below-deck containers from the grounded MSC Napoli have stopped due to poor