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NEW ORLEANS -- Caytrans Project Services (Caribbean) Ltd. has started an all-Colombia service that s

Hyundai Merchant Marine will drop the ports of Portland, Ore., and Yokohama, Japan, and add Kwanyang

The Port of Rotterdam on Wednesday said container traffic reached 4 million TEUs in the first six mo

The terminal division of Orient Overseas Container Lines will implement technology by Embarcadero Sy

Seko Worldwide, a global provider of freight forwarding and logistics solutions based in Itasca, Ill

The Council of Logistics Management said its Executive Committee has voted to change the organizatio

Throughout of containerized cargo at the Port of Boston increased by 11.9 percent in the first six m

MIAMI - A federal judge on Thursday extended until Sept. 3 the temporary injunction barring a boycot

A lawsuit filed by 10 International Longshoremen's Association dissidents seeking to force a new r

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings Inc., the parent company of Atlas Air and Polar Air Cargo, said on Wedn

WASHINGTON -- Time is running short for Congress to act on legislation to end sanctions imposed by t

CHENNAI -- Feeder operators have once again raised the congestion surcharge amid berthing delays and

Trucker and logistics provider Landstar System Inc. on Thursday reported a better-than-expected rise

Taiwan will establish two more offshore transshipment centers at Taichung and Keelung, supplementi

The Port of Seattle Commission voted Tuesday to begin the planning and permitting process for a 700-

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has overturned a ruling by the Surfac

A stronger U.S. economic recovery and the corresponding growth in railroad freight loadings continue

Canadian National announced the consolidation of its U.S. grain, fertilizers and coal business unit

The first of six new, identical 5,502-TEU container vessels is to be christened Thursday at the Daew

International Longshoremen's Association members in Hampton Roads, Va. ratified a local contra

The Marine Exchange of Southern California has announced its board of directors for fiscal year 2004

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Senate on Thursday is expected to approve the enacting legislation to impleme

WASHINGTON -- Maritime Administrator William G. Schubert said Thursday that Marad would maintain con

Canada's Association of International Customs and Border Agencies (AICBA) and ViaSafe, a global e-lo

The chief executive of United Parcel Service said supply-chain logistics could account for as much a

Cargo at Frankfurt Airport, continental Europe's largest passenger and freight hub, was up 15.8 perc

The United States Council for International Business announced Wednesday that Jerry Cook, vice presi

The board of directors of CSX Corp. on Wednesday approved regular quarterly dividends on the company

The high cost of charter vessels is leading a group of carriers serving the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbea

Col. Gary Stanley is the new commander of the U.S. Army's 598th Transportation Group based in Rotter

Container throughout at the Port of Antwerp reached 1.48 million TEUs in the first quarter of the ye

Singapore's main container handler, PSA Corp., said container volume jumped 15 percent in the firs

A longshoreman was crushed to death Tuesday when three huge rolls of paper fell off a forklift at th

WASHINGTON -- Since enforcement began July 1, the U.S. Coast Guard has taken action against 66 forei

Following a weak initial public offering, China Shipping Container Lines said in a legal notice Wedn

The congestion at the western Indian Port of Jawaharlal Nehru is expected to ease after trailer ope

Prices for U.S. imports declined unexpectedly in June, the Labor Department announced Wednesday. Imp

A judge has upheld a water-quality variance for the FedEx Corp. cargo hub in High Point, N.C., elimi

Averitt Express said that its Memphis service center has met U.S. Bureau of Customs and Border Prote

The Port of Cape Town, South Africa is planning to more than double the capacity of its container te