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Eliminating trade barriers doesn't do much good unless a nation's transportation and logistics netwo

In a surprise move that is shaking up the South American trade lanes, Maersk Sealand is planning to

The resignation of Larry Keller on Sept. 17 as executive director of the Port of Los Angeles highlig

The Evergreen Group has appointed Capt. Shiuan-Yu Kuo as vice group chairman, responsible for overse

funding of dredging projectsU.S. port and inland waterway users still hope Congress will get

The race is on in Congress. And regardless of who wins, it's the importers and shippers who are all

P&O, the British ports and transport group, is set to announce deep cuts in its 6,000-strong payroll

Five containerloads of lemons were sacrificed on the altar of homeland security last month, or that'

FedEx Corp. will operate a dozen additional flights to China by 2006, part of its plans to upgrade S

Panama will fund the planned expansion of the Panama Canal mainly through the waterway's revenues an

Carriers pay big tab for security delaysOcean carriers are footing the bill for the governme

John Drewes, president of Devine Intermodal, says the backups in the ports of Los Angeles and Long B

SSA Global, a provider of extended enterprise solutions and services, announced that Averitt Express

Axcess International Inc. a provider of RFID and video surveillance systems for physical security an

North American ports are learning what is meant by the Chinese adage, "May you live in interesting t

The Panama Canal, which is handling more cargo vessels than ever before, is nearing maximum capacity

Every time a 2,500-TEU vessel enters the Port of Buenos Aires, it must pay an average of $50,000. In

What can we expect from global trade for the rest of the year? The World Trade Organization's "World

US Challenges EU Customs Rules: The U.S. filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization against

As Congress heads toward adjournment, one of the biggest pieces of unfinished business is highway fu

LOS ANGELES -- The vessel backlog in Los Angeles-Long Beach began to dissipate somewhat Monday after

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Coast Guard announced it had seized some 27 tons of cocaine and arrested 18 i

The second-busiest truck crossing between the United States and Canada is upgrading its facilities.<

Florida's Port Everglades has reopened after shutting down operations ahead of the arrival of Hurric

MOL said it has hired ST Education and Training Pte. Ltd. of Singapore to oversee security for its s

U.S. cattle ranchers have a beef. While U.S. imports of beef continue to expand, exports have fallen

The U.S. has taken its licks in recent years in cases before the World Trade Organization. Last mont

U.S. railroads are pushing for government support to help them pull more freight through the capacit

Boeing Chief Executive Harry Stonecipher said on Friday the U.S. aircraft maker's arch-rival Airbus

Container shipping lines in the Westbound Transpacific Stabilization Agreement have recommended adju

Ports along Florida's east coast prepared to close ahead of Hurricane Jeanne, expected to make landf

Memory producer Kingmax Technology has entered a partnership agreement with Mainland China's biggest

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ("K" Line) Friday announced the addition of new vessels to its service f

Evergreen Marine has set its sights on increasing its net profit margin to 30 percent by 2007.

Hamburg Sud announced that it will increase rates in the southbound trade between North Europe, the

The acquisition of parent Neptune Orient Lines by Singapore's state investment company has prompted

World Airways, the cargo charter carrier and largest private mover of U.S. troops, predicts its thir

A strike by government employees today halted grain shipments from Canada's Port of Vancouver.

The Port of Saint John, New Brunswick, expects to lose two large international shipping lines and 60

The Port of Portland, Ore. on Wednesday fired 50 workers and made cuts in materials and services it