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The statistics are enough to make a shipper wilt: Supply chains for perishables shipments have only

Intentia, the global enterprise solutions provider for the manufacturing, distribution and maintenan

Q:We have a customer that refuses to sign the carrier's proof of delivery; instead, they create

Air cargo executives aren't sure whether the industry is poised for a rebound or still mired in a fu

Central Freight Lines is restructuring its finances even as the LTL trucking market restructures its

Proving that Macy's just might tell Gimbel's if supply chain market pressures get intense enough, re

ABX Air nearly doubled its air cargo business outside DHL in the first quarter as the airline sought

Con-Way Transportation Services is targeting a new "last mile" delivery effort for time-critical nee

Matson Navigation Co.'s containership, MV Manulani, was christened Sunday at Kvaerner Philadelphia

CMA CGM today inaugurated its new American head office in Norfolk, Va.The move comes amid pl

Saia is joining the move among LTL companies toward guaranteed service with what it calls its Xtreme

Japanese containership company Mitsui OSK Lines and forwarder Kintetsu World Express are teaming up

Senate Approves Highway Bill: The Senate approved a $295 billion highway and transit funding bill 89

Hong Kong-based Dragonair has launched a new air freighter service to the U.S., and is counting on t

Restoring import quotas that were abolished at the start of the year isn't the solution to the Europ

UPS. Looking for the real common ground between UPS and Overnite? Look no further than the PR de

A railroad victory on hazardous materials shipments routed through the nation's capital isn't sidetr

UPS Chairman Mike Eskew says the company's broad goal is to be able to carry 1,000 pounds around the

BNSF Railway is installing video cameras in its locomotives to record grade-crossing and train accid

Once seemingly focused only on saving itself, World Airways is on strong enough financial footing th

Space is tight at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach - too tight to permit development of a big

Container ship lines once concentrated almost totally on the ocean portion of their services. Freque

Forest products from Brazil. Aluminum from Argentina. Bananas, melons and other produce from Central

Alabama Gov. Bob Riley today signed the Alabama State Port Authority's $80 million supplemental appr

Hamburg S?d today announced two promotions in its Inter-American service sector. Effective

Holland Maas Container Line plans to upgrade its service frequency to weekly between North Europe, t

Jet fuel costs soared to record levels in March spurring a rise in fuel surcharges and a slowdown in

Marten Transport, the Wisconsin-based refrigerated transport specialist, is rejoining the American T

Frank Hazeltine, vice president of freight management at Penske Logistics, was a key member of the t

The amount of public cold-storage space in the U.S. reached 2.4 billion cubic feet by the end of 200

Gulf ports are known mainly for bulk and breakbulk cargo, but last year they also handled 1.7 millio

Five steps shippers can take to speed their way through intermodal terminalsThe railroad ind

Is either side bluffing on the highway bill? The Senate thinks the White House veto th

UPS Chairman Mike Eskew says the company's broad goal is to be able to carry 1,000 pounds around the

Stan Payne, chief executive of the Canaveral Port Authority, is the self-described doubting Thomas o

Hanjin Shipping said it will offer new slot charters in June through services operated in two trans-

Stonepath Group posted a loss of $7.6 million in the first quarter, in part due to a restructuring c

LOS ANGELES -- Cargo interests on Monday can begin registering their companies with PierPass, the en

United Arab Shipping Co. said earnings reached $155 million in 2004, the 10th consecutive year in wh

The trucking industry, or at least one significant slice of it, is putting up a united front on the