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Hamburg S?d announced a general rate increase of $150 per 20-foot container, and $300 per 40-foot co

Maersk Sealand has added calls at Sepetiba, Brazil to its South America services. The southb

As expected, the board of CP Ships Ltd. officially appointed Ray Miles as chairman and Frank Halliwe

Hamburg S?d said Tuesday that the performance of its container shipping division had fallen below ex

The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers is preparing to release a draft proposal for public comment and re

Hong Kong Customs seized thousands of weapons and ammunition in a shipment from Malaysia to the Port

Air traffic worldwide climbed about 10 percent in the first quarter of the year over the same period

A California State Assembly bill that would require emissions from the ports of Long Beach and Los A

Air France today finalized its $995 million bid to create the world's largest airline and Europe's s

Seaboard Marine has announced a change in its weekly North Atlantic service from Philadelphia to Fer

LOS ANGELES -- Conditions for truckers at the Port of Oakland have turned chaotic as the few drivers

American Airlines' cargo unit will increase its fuel surcharge to 20 cents a kilogram (2.2 pounds) f

United Parcel Service is building a $7 million, 90,000-square-foot air service center to centralize

The World Trade Organization can't meet its 2005 deadline for an agreement to pump at least $500 bil

Columbia Coastal Transport has moved its New Jersey operations office to Newark.The office,

CP Ships said it expects profits to outpace year-ago results on higher volumes in the first quarter.

Hanjin Shipping said net profit totaled 306 billion Korean won ($261 million) in 2003, up 379 percen

A provision in a new law called Vision 100 - Century of Aviation Reauthorization Act continues the t

Airlines have a clearly defined role in the supply chain: They fly cargo from one city to another.

Textile industry leaders are seeking support from President Bush and Congress for an extension to th

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Highway bill supporters no longer appear confident they c

If you're an exporter and are caught violating U.S. export-administration laws, the penalties can be

Trucks moved more than five times the U.S. freight carried by railroads in 2003, an industry group s

LOS ANGELES -- Cargo handling at the Port of Los Angeles-Long Beach returned to normal Monday after

Tropical Shipping, the container shipping division of Nicor Inc., said operating income fell 26 perc

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Lufthansa Cargo will increase its fuel surcharge 33 perce

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Trucking rates are rising at their highest pace in more t

APM Terminals North America's planned 300-acre container terminal at Portsmouth, Va., offers long-te

Saudi Arabia was scheduled to hold a fresh round of World Trade Organization talks with the United S

Dissidents within the International Longshoremen's Association are urging union members to reject a

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.One lesson Canadian National Railway says it learned in t

Like it or hate it, the Jones Act has been a durable piece of law. The 84-year-old act defines U.S.

David Twist has heard the speculation that radio-frequency identification technology will reduce the

Lean logistics has been a part of life for automobile manufacturers for years. Japanese automakers f

Federal Railroad Administrator Allan Rutter has resigned to join the North Texas Tollway Authority a

APL, the NOL Group's global container transportation arm, and port operator PSA Corp.'s wholly-owned

Malaysia Airlines Cargo will introduce electronic air waybill submissions for all cargo uplifted at

Union Pacific today stopped accepting cargo bound for the ports of Oakland and Los Angeles to avoid

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.(numbers in millions)Cargo was a bright spot for

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The economic recovery that buoyed many LTL carriers in th