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Trans-Soft, Inc., a developer of software for the freight forwarding and logistics industries, said

Evergreen Group said a shipping subsidiary has been granted permission by Beijing to set up operatio

On Tuesday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Robert C. Bonner appointed William V. Be

The Port of Antwerp this week started using an internet based I.D.-verification system that emp

American Commercial Lines, which emerged from bankruptcy protection at the start of the year, named

"K" Line (Europe) Ltd. has taken delivery of its first newly-built vessel, the 185,500-deadweight-to

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C -- The lack of a high-level commitment to the U.S. maritime industry has cau

China's trade surplus increased to $5.7 billion in March, up almost 30 percent from $4.4 billion in

Airbus said it officially kicked off production of the A380 superjumbo freighter aircraft today in N

The U.S. trade deficit, aggravated by surging imports of oil and textiles, soared to an all-time hig

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

David Buffam, Sr., 75, a longtime figure in the West Coast forwarding industry, died April 9 in Ente

Rail shippers are getting their legislative ducks in a row and are expected to introduce a shipper b

Quality Distribution, the largest tanker truck operator in North America, is stepping up efforts to

Packed Up. The packaging world, not to mention the art world, is mourning the death of James Lebron

'Seabasing' offers possibilities for short-seaAdm. Vern Clark, chief of naval operations, ha

Is there any other commercial law in the U.S. Code that raises passions among people the way the Jon

Q:While I don't necessary agree in total with your response to the shipper who questioned applic

Diana Shipping, riding a surge of historically high dry-bulk vessel charter rates, completed the lat

Francis P. Mulvey, one of three commissioners on the Surface Transportation Board, will speak at the

BB&T Capital Markets hired equity analyst John Barnes to cover the North American freight transp

With the first quarter of 2005 barely over, the air cargo industry is seeing some dark clouds on

The numbers through February tell the Pacific Northwest port story: Seattle and Tacoma are racin

of federal roadability legislationThe politics of legislation for inspection and maintenance

Viewed from Cleveland or Chicago, the adjacent ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are one sprawling

Liner carriers are waiting with bated breath for some idea of what kind of system the European Union

China's trade surplus increased to $5.7 billion in March, up almost 30 percent from $4.4 billion in

Canadian National Railway announced it is offering shippers instantaneous carload rates on its Web s

DHL Worldwide expects China-related revenue to grow by 45 percent in 2005.The company also e

High-tech manufacturing boosts overnight shipmentsDHL Worldwide expects China-related revenu

RFID providers Intermec Technologies and Impinj are collaborating on a technology designed to bring

In an attempt to improve the efficiency of delivery by third-party truckers, the U.S. Postal Service

CP Ships' division, Canada Maritime, and OOCL, its long-term partner in the St Lawrence Coordinated

General Motors has chosen The Pasha Group to provide processing services its Cadillac CTS and SRX mo

The United States proved to be a very costly place for DHL in 2004. The company tallied

Five years after selling its freight payment unit to Schneider Logistics, Tranzact Technologies jump

Shipping industry analysts are projecting an increase of about 12 percent in containerized imports t

Bill Woodhour is vice president of Pacific services at Maersk Sealand. He has 14 years of transporta

Since the U.S. legalized export sales of food and medicine to Cuba in December 2001, more than $800

Florida, North Carolina, Washington state . . . For six months, Nicaragua's U.S. ambassador, Salvado