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The start of calls at Port Everglades by Hapag-Lloyd's Mediterranean and East Coast of South America

CORONADO, Calif. -- Reducing pollution from port operations is probably the most important prerequis

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement announced that it will leave its bunker adjustment factor un

Truckload carrier Werner Enterprises Inc. on Thursday promoted Gregory L. Werner to chief executive,

Liner operator NYK Line reported sharply lower profits for the first nine months of its fiscal year

India on Thursday agreed to pay a bonus to port and dock workers, averting another strike that threa

Rob Kuijpers, former head of DHL in Europe, is starting his own all cargo airline. Kuijpers launched

Atlanta-based TDS logistics will merge with European third party logistics provider Walsh Western In

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Harbor truck drivers in Southern California reported that they are making more

Logistics provider Pacer International Inc. on Wednesday reported net profit increased in the fourth

Relax, coffee lovers. The National Coffee Association is protecting your coffee from terrorists.

ProLogis is building a 530,000 square foot warehouse for UK-based supermarket chain Sainsbury that t

ANA Accelerates Expansion of Cargo Operations in 07 Summer Schedule Tokyo, Japan,

Global mail and express company, TNT, announced it has completed the sale of Freight Management, an

Container traffic at the largest ports in the country slowed in December, falling 6.7 percent below

Supply chain services provider Manhattan Associates posted a 17 percent drop in fourth quarter 2006

The European Shippers Council and the European Liners Affairs Association, which have sharply disagr

Rail volumes remained soft in the fifth week of the year, according to data figures available from t

Danaos Corp., the Greek containership charter owner, said it is selling two 5,506-TEU post-Panamax b

Northwest Airlines cargo revenue fell four percent in the fourth quarter as the airline saw a sharp

India's DRS Logistics announced plans to develop warehousing facilities at Mumbai, Delhi, Chen

The Port of Tacoma has completed a 22-acre expansion of Washington United Terminals, home of Hyundai

Two of the top three Japanese liner companies on Thursday reported lower net income for the third qu

President Bush's $67-billion budget proposal for the Department of Transportation gets its first Con

Circuit City, the nation's second-largest electronics retailer, plans to close a distribution center

A federal judge on Wednesday released the captain of a Zim container ship convicted in a fatal accid

FreightCar America sales in the fourth quarter were $390.8 million, up 46 percent from a year ago. N

Korean Air, the world's largest international cargo carrier, saw cargo traffic jump 8.8 percent in 2

Several groups including the sometimes rival American Trucking Association and the Owner Operator In

Rail volumes remained soft in week 5 of the year 2007, according to figures available from the Assoc

Vitran, a Canada-based North American LTL carrier, earned net income of $5 million on record revenue

The head of the United Transportation Union -- a 125,000-member union that includes train conductors

Freight rates for heavy lift and project cargo shipping have soared to all-time highs as operators s

Hanjin Shipping said it will deploy its two newest 6,500-TEU containers ships, the Hanjin Tianjin an

President Bush's $67 billion budget proposal for the Department of Transportation gets its first Con

The board of directors of Intermarine has elected Andre Grikitis as its new president and chief exec

Jeffersonville, Ind.-based barge operator and manufacturer American Commercial Lines multiplied earn

BAX Global opened this week its expanded large scale logistics facility near O'Hare International Ai

As contract talks continue between Canadian National Railway and the United Transportation Union's 2

The first phase of China's Restriction of Hazardous Substances law goes into effect March 1, 2007.&n