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Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans will eliminate hundreds of positions across the country

Sea Bridge Projects of New Orleans has formally severed its relationship with Rickmers-Linie, effect

KLM Cargo today said operating earnings fell to $30.2 million in the third quarter of 2003 from $40.

The American Salvage Association announced today that it has offered to assist U.S. Coast Guard cap

DHL has made it clear that it could pull out of Belgium if it is not allowed to expand its activitie

British Airways World Cargo has named Warren Tempest as its new commercial vice president for the Am

Tampa Airlines, the Colombian flag cargo carrier which operates a fleet of DC-8 and DC-10 freighters

About 6,000 Canadian National Railway workers across the country have extended their strike deadline

Michael Nacht, a national security expert who chairs an advisory panel to the Secretary of Defense o

With International Port Facility and Security Code implementation now only months away, TT Club has

The European Union wants to extend state aid to shipyards through March 2005 while it pursues a comp

Horizon Lines, the U.S. flag ocean carrier, and Honolulu Freight Services, a multi-modal freight car

Thailand's new international airport risks losing out on the opportunity to become a regional hub fo

Mexican tax authorities are holding up a long-awaited $195 million tax rebate for rail carrier TFM.<

WASHINGTON -- The Federal Maritime Commission has taken the first steps in the final phase of normal

WASHINGTON -- A World Trade Organization appellate panel has ruled in favor of the United States in

Canadian National and CSX Transportation today announced a jointly developed electronic tool offerin

LONDON -- Containership charter rates are surging again after a short seasonal lull as liner shippin

Roger Gibson, vice president of cargo at United Airlines, will retire after 37 years of service with

LOS ANGELES - U.S. cotton exports to China will continue to provide carriers in the westbound Pacifi

The parent of Hapag-Lloyd plans to offer shares of Germany's largest shipowner as it moves to take a

WASHINGTON -- Some local governments need to change their traffic planning systems if they are going

Stolt-Nielsen S.A. said Wednesday that it has agreed to sell 7.7 million common shares, with an aggr

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.New statistics released by the Department of Transportati

Glenn Carlson has joined the North Carolina State Ports Authority as managing director for business

LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex in 2003 handled a record 11.8 million TEUs, u

APL's average container rates declined in December when compared with the previous month's figures,

Kuehne & Nagel announced Wednesday that it is acquiring the Overseas Logistics Division of the Frenc

United Parcel Service Chairman and Chief Executive Mike Eskew has been chosen as the new chairman of

Freightgate Inc., a provider of Internet applications for the freight and logistics Industry, appoin

The Democrats are calling for physical inspection of all ocean containers entering the United States

The Bureau of Customs and Border Protection collected a record $24.7 billion in revenue during fisca

Union Pacific Corp.'s profit jumped 46 percent in the fourth quarter, helped by the sale of its truc

MOL today announced an upgrade of its Asia-South Africa & West Africa service (WA1), which previousl

United Parcel Service Inc. today said it would buy out its venture with Yamato Transport Co Ltd., Ja

Sea Containers Ltd. today declared quarterly cash dividends on its Class A and Class B common shares

APL Logistics has extended its international network to include Kenya.The supply chain manag

The shipping industry and governments should redouble their efforts to ensure compliance with new ma

Norwegian authorities have abandoned a search for survivors from a bulk carrier that capsized Monday

Precision Software, the Dublin-based provider of parcel manifesting services and trade compliance so