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Hong Kong easily maintained its position as the world's largest container port in 2002, preliminar

Aker Kvaerner Yards has appointed Karl Erik Kjelstad as the president and chief executive.Kj

Pacer International, whose subsidiaries include Pacer Stacktrain and Pacer Global Logistics, said f

American Steamship Co. on Wednesday named Jerome K. Welsch president and chief executive of the Grea

The Port of Halifax, Nova Scotia, handled 12.84 million metric tons of cargo in 2002, including 4.3

APL Logistics has appointed Carmichael International Service to provide its clients with fully integ

WASHINGTON - Port and river trade groups are rallying their members to oppose what they fear is a ra

Israel plans to sell about half of state-owned airline El Al on the Tel Aviv stock exchange in May.<

WASHINGTON - Cargo-security programs such as the U.S. Customs Service's Container Security Initiativ

WASHINGTON - A Customs Service official said on Tuesday that the agency is pleasantly surprised at t

Contship Containerlines has finalized three new slot charter agreements to supplement its presence

WASHINGTON - The Transportation Security Administration has announced it is accepting applications f

CSX World Terminals has promoted two key executives in its China operations, underscoring the growin

OTTAWA - Even as U.S. Customs' advance manifest filing requirements go into effect for U.S.-bound ca

Four of the largest air-freight carriers in the Asia-Pacific region announced Tuesday that they plan

WASHINGTON - President Bush on Monday proposed a $2.2 trillion budget for fiscal 2004 heavily weight

LOS ANGELES - Customs' new advance manifest filing rules designed to prevent terrorist attacks could

OTTAWA - Automakers in the U.S.-Canada trade attacked U.S. Customs' proposals for advance filing of

NEW DELHI - Maersk India Pvt. Ltd. and the country's biggest multi-modal state-owned operator Contai

Bahrain's Ministry of Commerce signed an agreement with the electronic trading platform bolero.net,

The Maritime Administration said it approved Title XI financing for two U.S.-flagged container ships

WASHINGTON - A Customs Service official said on Tuesday that the agency is pleasantly surprised at t

Technology providers say fallout from the dot-com dust-up emptied corporate budgets in 2000 and led

U.S. Customs officers on Monday began working at one of Germany's biggest ports as part of an intern

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Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Malnutrition helps to kill about 11,000 children a day. S

As manufacturers continue to shift production to Asia and new U.S.-imposed security mandates take ef

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Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The supply-chain software market faces a rough ride this

From his office in Hong Kong, Victor Mok monitors the foreign investment that continues to pour into

Traditional economic theory holds that when a nation's currency devalues, its exports should rise. T

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines on Monday announced that it will boost cargo operations next month even as

BAA PLC, the world's biggest airports operator, on Monday reported a 6 percent rise in operating pro

The first 24 hours under the U.S. Customs Service's 24-hour rule apparently have passed peacefully.<

As if container ship operators didn't have enough problems, some of them could find new difficulties

Now that the Customs Service is developing rules to electronically collect cargo data in advance of

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The $30 billion U.S. expedited freight market is poised f

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There is action amid the talk. The fuss over port security is spawning a raft of solutions, from rad

The recently passed Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 is proving to be less all-inclusive than it