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Water processing and purifying icon Culligan International outsourced logistics management of its De

Members fo the Asia-West Africa Trade Agreement said they will implement a $200-pert TEU r

Maersk Line in April will launch two new weekly services with direct connections between the Far Eas

The Port of Vancouver, Wash., has approved a $1.5 million contract for the construction of the first

YRC Regional Transportation, a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide, named Frank W. Reuwer president of USF G

The United States is expected to delay for the third time controversial new fees and inspections for

Portroe Stevedores, a subsidiary of the Doyle Group, selected Seattle, Wash.-based Tideworks Technol

Commercial real estate developer ProLogis pre-leased 115,000 square feet of space to Swiss logistics

GE Security Inc. on Monday announced the installation of its CommerceGuard container security s

The Port of Seattle Commission formally approved the construction of a new container terminal at the

The Intermodal Association of North America added as a membership benefit a fuel card program with T

Hamburg Sud said it will consolidate its Canadian agency representation nationwide with the appointm

The Pacific Northwest port landscape changed dramatically last year, with Canada's Port of Vancouver

For several years, there have been predictions that ports on Mexico's Pacific Coast could provide an

Carriers and shippers alike expect the competition among less-than-truckload carriers for freight to

The latest attempt by North America's largest car hauler to gain labor concessions has the Big Three

Eagle Global Logistics' senior executives are searching for a new funding partner to help them buy t

Carriers and shippers may prefer taxes to tolls, but governors say that's not the reality they face

As U.S. manufacturers of industrial products follow the lead of consumer products manufacturers in o

The United Transportation Union is battling railroads on several fronts, locked in a series of

A revolution is starting in China that could be as fundamental for the world's economy as the export

Lu-Lu. Now that Rep. Jim Oberstar is heading up the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committe

Alliances To Resume Cooperation: The Grand and New World alliances plan to resume operation of their

Ocean carriers who rely on cotton exports as a backhaul cargo from the U.S. to China are in for a di

The North Atlantic, not long ago dubbed "a graveyard for freighters," is attracting all-cargo operat

C-TPAT: What's it worth to your company?Customs and Border Protection is polling the 6,000 m

John D. McCown is chairman and chief executive of Trailer Bridge, which operates twice-weekly tug-ba

Local and national governments are tired of waiting for international regulators to force ocean carr

When Rep. James Oberstar became chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee th

Q:My predecessor in my job negotiated a rate agreement with a railroad for a reduced rate, which

A recent photo of Port Hamilton, Ontario, shows a line of ships stuck in the ice for the winter, whi

The graveyard lives. The North Atlantic, not long ago dubbed "a graveyard for freighters," is attrac

A year ago, Don Allee, the Port of Gulfport's executive director, was hoping the port would handle 1

Area: Approximately 790,000 square miles, slightly less than three times the size of Texas.C

Global logistics provider, Hellmann Worldwide Logistics, has opened new corporate, airfreight and se

Pennsylvania's department of transportation closed three interstates due to snow this week. Routes 7

The People's Republic of China authorized Schneider National to operate as the first North American

No talks are scheduled in a strike by conductors and yard workers against Canadian National Railway.

The three-way battle that has led to a strike at Canadian National Railway just opened up a fourth f

Fort Worth Alliance Airport handled more than 250,000 tonnes of cargo in 2006. The new record was ac