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Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The Department of Homeland Security has named recipients

NEW YORK - When Canada's largest food processing company, Maple Leaf Foods, recently sent a truck to

Obafemi Akinjobi is a 29-year-old Charleston longshoreman with seven-and-a-half years of experience

The Hong Kong Ship Owners Association is cutting staff and other expenses and realigning itself in v

The European Union's top transport official on Monday will attempt to persuade a reluctant U.S. to c

Two Singapore officers on Friday were charged with causing a collision between a navy ship and a Dut

TMM Lines, part of CP Ships, has deployed the 4,050-TEU TMM Aguascalientes on its Mexico-Asia Premie

European Union competition regulators on Friday cleared Deutsche Post's $332 million bid for sole co

The Georgia Ports Authority and the Panama Canal Authority on Friday signed an agreement that will a

Shipping lines and overseas exporters have achieved a high rate of compliance with the new U.S. Cust

LOS ANGELES - Shipping lines and terminal operators will soon incur increases of 6 percent to 9 perc

Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Europe's third-largest airline, adjusted its forecast for a 2003 operating lo

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The Distribution & LTL Carriers Association will hold its

Loadbook, Inc. a freight management technology and service company in Oro Valley, Ariz., said a deal

Singapore Air, struggling to overcome the effects of the SARS virus on passenger air travel to Asia,

WASHINGTON - The General Accounting Office is reviewing how the Bureau of Customs and Border Protect

Famous Pacific Shipping, the Asian-based freight forwarder and NVOCC, has extended its agency covera

Rail Link, Inc., the private, common carrier railroad serving Colonel's Island at Georgia's Port of

Sri Lanka's Ministry of Port Development and Shipping will sign an agreement Friday with British co

Rickmers Linie has christened the Rickmers Antwerp, the sixth of nine multipurpose vessels being bui

CSX Transportation said it plans to cut up to 200 data-entry jobs in Jacksonville as it shifts from

LOS ANGELES - U.S. imports from Asia remained relatively strong in May, a month that was supposed to

WASHINGTON - Congress may have to take a look at the Bioterrorism Act of 2002, if the rules that the

DHL Danzas Air & Ocean on Wednesday said it had acquired the remaining shares of Corporaci"n Cormar

LOS ANGELES - In a noticeable departure from past practice, shipping lines and terminal operators wa

Is South Korea having a change of heart in its bitter shipbuilding dispute with the European Union?<

NEW DELHI - Express companies operating in India have deplored the sudden decision by domestic airli

The Ports of Seattle and Tacoma have received a combined $4.12 million award in port security grants

Efthimios Mitropoulos of Greece has been elected as the new Secretary-General of the International M

Korean Air is set to buy a total of 17 new planes from Boeing and European competitor, Airbus.

Cathay Pacific Airways on Wednesday confirmed that is has been designated by the Hong Kong governmen

U-Freight has promoted Thawatchai Kunadilokrit to the position of General Manager of its Thailand op

WASHINGTON - Pressure to slash costs and move into new markets are pushing manufacturers to spread t

The carriers in the Europe, Pakistan India Consortium (EPIC) have solidified plans to form a new all

NEW YORK -- The 2003 Admiral of the Ocean Sea Award will be presented to Charles G. Raymond, chairma

South Korea has unfairly subsidized computer memory chip manufacturers and should face penalty tarif

Daniel J. Herron Jr., the man hired by A. Wesley Wyatt III to develop an airfreight network for D.F.

NEWARK, N.J. -- The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the Panama Canal Authority on Tues

DHL Danzas Air & Ocean laid off approximately 50 salespeople, including support personnel, in what a

The head of Japanese operations at German automaker DaimlerChrysler AG said Tuesday that obstacles t