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Unisys and the federal government are collaborating to prevent the sale of counterfeit drugs.

Lufthansa Cargo will raise its fuel surcharge 16.7 percent on March 21 as a new jump in oil prices p

The Air Courier Conference of America announced a new corporate identity that it said "reflects the

With the cleanup from a leaking hazardous materials rail car nearly complete, state and local offici

Calif. ports and the environment: Round 3For the third year in a row, organized labor and en

With its core business in the Hawaii and Guam trade showing only modest prospects for growth, Matson

An important problem for Las Vegas' budding logistics industry, and to the all-important connections

The Maryland Port Administration, which operates the Port of Baltimore, named M. Kathleen Broadwater

Pitt Ohio Express is taking a page from the playbook of one of its largest competitors and buying ca

As Washington's attempt to block hazardous materials shipments speeds toward court, another city is

Once perhaps the world's largest forwarder and logistics company, Switzerland's Panalpina is turning

The next time the Teamsters negotiate a National Master Freight Agreement, they may face a smaller t

Asa Hutchinson, former Under Secretary of Border and Transportation Security for the Department of H

After a seven-month search, ailing supply chain software manufacturer i2 Technologies Inc. appointed

U-Freight, the international freight service and logistics group, has appointed Clara Chui as vice p

The Port of Felixstowe said its rail division handled record container traffic in January and Februa

UPS's decision to close the Menlo Worldwide Forwarding Dayton, Ohio, hub is the first major step in

In a new management blow to Boeing as the company seeks to regain ground it has lost to European riv

The venerable Shipper's Export Declaration is going the way of nickel Cokes and 50-cent gasoline. Th

What if each division of your company gives your transportation providers different names - American

Greg Lenard, director of inventory control at Ace Hardware Stores, admits that retailing is inherent

Saying its initial rollout of guaranteed service in the southeast was successful, LTL carrier Saia b

When computer parts and services company CDW was looking to serve the sprawling and lucrative electr

Johnson & Johnson selected GAC Logistics to manage the health products manufacturer's distributi

Competing. One shipper has a realistic take on transportation in the country. Said he, "We will only

Bugs from Shipment Invade Production Q:We had a boxcar of wood pulp arrive at our customer's

After recovering from the worst, U.S. forest products companies want to open markets around the worl

Three years ago, in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks when the air-cargo market turned

Tread lightly. That's the message from the International Longshore and Warehouse Union to the Canadi

For the past three years, the cargo-security mantra for government and industry has been that greate

With its latest award of United States-China service rights, the Department of Transportation upped

A mid complaints from shippers and carriers of political meddling in port business, the Port of Balt

U.S. railroads moved 1,374,185 carloads in February, up 5.3 percent, and 885,038 trailers and contai

James J. White, who resigned as executive director of the Port of Baltimore March 3, today was named

The Transportation Services Index rose 0.7 percent in November to 127.6, according to the U.S. Depar

Imports From Asia Expected To Slow: The growth of containerized imports from Asia will moderate over

Ocean carriers and railroads are lining up in support of federal legislation that would set new unif

UPS's decision to close Menlo Worldwide Forwarding's hub at Dayton International Airport is the firs

Ryder System expanded its relationship with building materials manufacturer Owens Corning to include

Minneapolis-based retailer Target broke ground on a $100 million distribution center in DeKalb, Ill.