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LOS ANGELES -- Marine terminal operators in Los Angeles-Long Beach have responded to shipper concern

Contract negotiations may be the least-liked part of a shipperÕs job, but groups representing shippe

Nova Scotia's Port of Halifax is digging its way to China. By dredging its two container piers to a

ASP Global Services, a provider of supply chain execution systems for small, medium, and enterprise

Halliwell Resigns From CP Ships: Frank Halliwell resigned as chief executive of CP Ships Ltd., "due

LOS ANGELES -- The ship congestion in Los Angeles-Long Beach harbor ended almost one month ago but t

P&O Nedlloyd announced Monday it will begin charging a global "carrier security charge" of $6 per co

This issue of The Journal of Commerce marks my first full year writing the "Supply Chain Beat" colum

Air France and KLM are beginning to swap cargo capacity as one of the largest mergers ever in the ai

Trucking companies fear an impending federal rule requiring cleaner burning engines will cost them a

Shippers of one of the most lucrative bulk commodities in international trade are using intermodal t

Turtle Wax hopes DSC Logistics can put a shine on its supply chain. The car care products maker sign

Was it inefficient supply chains holding back Sears and Kmart all along? The retail world will find

Congressional action to keep unsafe Mexican trucks off U.S. roads has ensnared Canadian truckers. Th

Trucking companies say an impending federal rule requiring cleaner-burning diesel engines in new tru

A measure aimed at keeping unsafe Mexican trucks off U.S. roads has ensnared Canadian truckers

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) received $1 million in November from the 2

The nation's largest retailers want the government to drop curbs in imports of Chinese-made trousers

New European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson began talks today with his U.S. counterpart Ro

India's shipping tonnage is at an all-time high with 665 vessels and 7.69 million gross registered t

India's national airlines are planning to start an air cargo service to meet the growing needs of th

Cargo volumes at Georgia's two ports reached all-time highs in October, both in containers and tonna

The hordes of Christmas shoppers who elbowed their way into the nation's retail stores on Black Frid

When the Port of Long Beach received its first 8,000-TEU ships this year, terminal operators joined

Canadian National Railway and Union Pacific Railroad will streamline their interchange operations th

Q:Discounts to Logistics CompaniesIn light of the investigation by [New York State Attor

ThereÕs no let up in sight in demand for rail service and carload shippers are prepared to pay more

Was it inefficient supply chains holding back Sears and Kmart all along? The retail world will find

DHL plans to use Newgistics' SmartLabel reverse logistics product to speed returns through DHL@home,

The mother-in-law of murdered Teamster Jose Gilberto Soto and five other suspects have been arrested

Union Pacific Railroad has shown "only minor signs" of service metric improvements of late, with a q

The U.S. Trade Representative will hold public hearings in mid-January to clarify goals in upcoming

U.S.-based global retailers, shedding their cautious approach of 2003, are again expanding aggressiv

The airline industry is concerned that a new report calling for greater oversight of hazardous mater

Freight defeated football not long ago at the Port of San Diego. That put a few points on the board

Apparel shippers may find the made-in-China label on everything from socks to suits when internation

It didn't take Dennis Rochford long to apply for his Transportation Worker Identification Credential

So much for diversifying. Focusing on its core business is proving more profitable at Quality Distri

U.S. railroads kept up their year-long traffic-building pace last month, increasing carloads 2.6 per

TVS Logistics Services Ltd., the new venture of India's TVS group in supply chain management, throug