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Amsterdam, The Netherlands - In the wake of the devastating tsunamis in the Indian Ocean, TPG and it

The Defense Supply Center Philadelphia's Medical Directorate and Owens & Minor, as collaborative par

A "K" Line vessel on Monday rescued a survivor of the Asia tsunami disaster who had drifted for a we

The new Federal Maritime Commission regulation allowing NVOCCs to sign confidential contracts with s

The American Association of Port Authorities on Tuesday said that adequate funding continues to be t

DHL has promoted Alison M. Brink to vice president, marketing strategy for DHL Americas. I

Customs and Border Protection has called a temporary halt to the pilot program that was testing the

China, facing growing demand and shrinking capacity, plans to double current port capacity by 2010 b

ALEXANDRIA, Va.- Responding to recent news coverage about major management challenges facing the Dep

The city of Greensboro, N.C. has issued a permit for the construction of FedEx Freight's new facilit

Sri Lanka's Port of Colombo handled 2.2 million TEUs in 2004, up from 1.9 million a year ago.

Old Dominion Freight Line expects to finalize its plans to buy the assets of another regional LTL ca

How and where shippers apply radio frequency identification (RFID) tags is more complicated than pre

LOS ANGELES - While waterfront employers have hired thousands of new longshoremen since the summer,

A bull market in new truck sales normally would mean plenty of capacity and highly competitive

Having swallowed Tibbett & Britten whole in a $600 million bite last summer, U.K.-based logistic

The global textile and apparel sector begins 2005 in a state of uncertainty and suspicion about Chin

Kansas City Southern Railway's purchase of Mexico's biggest railroad sets the stage for the smallest

MK Airlines, still under investigation following the crash of a 747 freighter in Halifax last Octobe

The International Civil Aviation Organization called on all nations throughout the South Asia region

Q:I read your Nov. 29, 2004, column on a carrier holding overpayments of freight bills without n

Shippers will find it faster and easier to track freight with Southeastern Freight Lines, thanks to

Middle East airlines are building up their freighter fleets to handle surging air cargo traffic in t

International Shipholding Corp.'s railroad ferry service between Mobile, Ala., and Coatzacoalcos, Me

Cover Story8 Driving Up Pay, CostsTruckload carriers start raising the bar on driver pay, sh

Statistics Confirm Record Peak Season: West Coast ports recorded another big month in November, conf

BYLIE: BY R.G. EDMONSONA week after the World Customs Organization's policy committee endors

With air-cargo capacity tightening and the dollar declining, international air-cargo operators are a

The announcement that Howland Hook Marine Terminal at the Port of New York and New Jersey would begi

First, the bad news: The world's port and intermodal infrastructure is straining to handle explosive

With cargo volumes increasing by more than 1 million TEUs a year, the Los Angeles-Long Beach port co

The Surface Transportation Board, which usually plays referee in deregulated land-transportation mar

Retail industry software vendor Retek completed its purchase of collaborative planning, forecasting

The rumor briefly caught the imagination of the international transportation industry: Wal-Mart Stor

Representatives of the freight transportation industry are taking a wary look at government plans fo

Companies nudge DHS on contingency plansSome large importing companies, frustrated with the

The full impact of the Sar-banes-Oxley Act of 2002 will gradually become clear this year, as publicl

When A.P. Moller-Maersk acquired Safmarine Container Lines in 1999, the Danish shipping giant's goal

When intermodal rail capacity from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach began to tighten last Mar

The U.S. Coast Guard is turning to dozens of buoys already bobbing around the country to extend the