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NEW ORLEANS -- Steel imports through the Port of New Orleans soared 59 percent, from 2,165,929 tons

United Airlines reported a modest increase in cargo during 2006.Airfreight excluding mail in

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA -- Canada on Monday began the first step in a double-ch

FLORIDA SHIPPERMIAMI -- A possible discovery of explosives Monday at the Port of Miami turn

Norfolk International Terminals, the largest of the Virginia Port Authority's three marine terminals

Mild weather has extended shipping through the Port of Green Bay into the new year. The Wisc

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThroughput at the Port of Amsterdam jumped almost 20 percent,

A 51-year old ironworker at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York was killed Saturday when he was crush

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Port of Antwerp reported container traffic reached 7 milli

AirBridgeCargo, the scheduled air cargo carrier, has become the first Russian member of Cargo 2000,

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONG BEACH, Calif. -- Container ports in the United States wil

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEMaersk Line said it will seek rate increases on the northbound

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEUnited States Trade Representative Susan C. Schwab on Friday a

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEWASHINGTON -- Congressional Democrats are wasting no time in r

India's busiest port, Jawaharlal Nehru handled a record 3.08 million TEUs in 2006, up from 2.58 mill

WASHINGTON -- Congressional Democrats are wasting no time in rolling out their homeland security age

Saudi Arabia's Jeddah Islamic Port has finalized plans to build a third container terminal, which wi

Customs and Border Protection has released minimum security criteria for Customs brokers joining the

Iowa Interstate Railroad -- a regional line based in Cedar Rapids that runs from Chicago to Omaha, N

OTTAWA -- New rules tightening the numbers of hours truck drivers can be behind the wheel went into

Maersk Line said it will seek rate increases on the northbound trade from the East Coast of South Am

Railroads loaded more cars in 2006, led by strong growth in grain and coal shipments. A heal

Customs and Border Protection has released minimum security criteria for Customs brokers joining the

The newly designated chairmen of two key House committees on Jan. 5 signed an agreement setting out

The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals introduced a new associate membership program w

With support from the ranking member and other Senators of both parties, Transportation Committee Ch

U.S. airlines flew 24.1 billion revenue ton miles of freight, express and mail in the first eleven m

Growth in international scheduled air freight traffic was sluggish in November, but the average for

FreightCar America, a major builder of aluminum coal cars and other rail equipment, tapped Christian

Much-criticized service metrics on North American railroads improved significantly in 2006 while vol

Mediterranean Shipping Company (USA) Inc. promoted two executives to vice president positions at its

Dubai's DP World plans to invest $136 million to develop the first phase of India 's eastern Port of

FLORIDA SHIPPERPort Everglades reported cargo growth for a second consecutive year with a re

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINENewly-elected Mexican President Felipe Calderon said his gover

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA -- New rules tightening the numbers of hours truck driv

Airfreight carrier Kitty Hawk said it expects to report its highest-ever quarterly revenue as a pub

Tolls to enter the United States from Canada over three Niagara Falls-area bridges are to be increas

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEImports of steel into the United States declined nearly 13 per

CANADIAN SAILINGSPrince Rupert Port Authority has begun design engineering for a second phas

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEOTTAWA - A total of 48 million metric tons of cargo transited