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Solo Cup, a $2.3 billion manufacturer and distributor of disposable tableware and packaging, leased

How did the elephant get to the zoo? The question isn't a variation of the old, "Why did the chicken

Hamburg S?d, Alian?a and NYK Line said they will add a second string to their existing New Good Hope

Improving access to car location information for better freight management could unlock millions of

Shippers are asking where the "partnership" is in the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism. &

Asian shippers, frustrated by logistics bottlenecks on the U.S. West Coast and the rising cost o

Evergreen International's $25 million penalty last week for concealing the illegal dumping of oily b

Imagine a day when third-party logistics providers can use a single Web-based application and see al

British airports also see decline LONDON -- Lufthansa Cargo, the world's biggest internation

NYK Group said it plans to add 220 vessels to its fleet in a bid to push yearly earnings to nearly $

Financial problems have some airlines more concerned about survival than about expanding cargo servi

Take Solutions Ltd., an integrated business and technology solutions company, in a major restructuri

MOL said it is upgrading its intra-Asia liner service in response to rising demand in the regional c

LOS ANGELES -- China continues to register strong growth in the production of consumer goods and wil

A busy start to 2005 prompted Norfolk Southern Railway to add capacity by buying 50 additional locom

CHENNAI -- Throughput at India's 13 major ports rose 11.3 percent to 384 million metric tons in the

Transportation Security Administration chief David Stone will leave the job in June, an agency spoke

Craig Watson, an attorney with the Port of Seattle since 1990, has been named general counsel.

Logistics and transportation software provider G-Log says it expanded revenue by more than 15 percen

Differing visions for the future of the Saint Lawrence Seaway are pitting the United States agai

While radio frequency identification (RFID) is catching on in other segments of the logistics indust

UTi Worldwide Inc. said on Thursday its fiscal fourth-quarter net income rose 53 percent amid improv

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement today said that exceptionally high fuel price increases have

Transportation Security Administration chief David Stone will leave the job in June, an agency spoke

Canadian National Railway and Norfolk Southern streamlined the flow of freight moving between the Un

Wireless tracking provider WhereNet couldn't stop the flood of imports clogging America's ports

Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff announced Thursday that the Department of Homeland S

The flood gates are open. Apparel imports from China are surging, posting a more than 60 percent jum

Maersk Sealand said it will start passing through to its customers the charges it is assessed by por

The Bridgeport Port Authority moved its plans for barge service forward with the conditional naming

The U.S. Postal Service on Friday proposed increasing the price of a first-class stamp by 2 cents as

Manugistics Group, a provider of synchronized supply chain and revenue management software, was awar

Leading bedding retailer Select Comfort named Kathryn Roedel, a veteran of General Electric, to head

The International Warehouse Logistics Association elected Robert R. Auray Jr., to serve as chairman

Hong Kong's main air cargo terminal said it handled 3 percent more cargo in the first three months o

Yellow Roadway and Schneider Logistics are adding new weight to their global logistics operation

Operation Polcorridor, run by the pan-European research and development group Eureka, has been selec

While radio frequency identification (RFID) is catching on in other segments of the logistics indust

CSX refused to settle a lawsuit filed against the city council of the District of Columbia and inste

Federal transport regulators are no longer merely fining shippers, carriers and others who violate f