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The Massachusetts Port Authority saw a sharp increase in cargo volume passing through its container

The creation of a public federal funding system for maritime infrastructure appears highly unlikely

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The Surface Transportation Board will hold an open voting

A leading ship classification executive sharply rebutted the widespread impression that the safety r

WASHINGTON - Plans to restructure the cargo release process for imports and exports hauled by truck

WASHINGTON - A leading U.S. surety has announced it will provide international carrier bonds for for

WASHINGTON - The Senate Government Affairs committee opened hearings today on Gov. Tom Ridge's confi

Port workers launched strikes in several European Union nations Friday to protest plans to create mo

WASHINGTON - Fears over possible military action in the Middle East is damping foreign trade investm

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Plans to restructure the cargo release process for import

As president of the Lakes Carriers Association, George Ryan spearheaded successful lobbying efforts

The 2002 shipping season on the Upper Great Lakes ended Wednesday with the closing of the Soo Locks,

Lufthansa will meet again with the union representing cabin attendants and ground staff after they w

Maersk Sealand, the world's largest liner company, has signed a terminal services agreement with the

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminal Ltd., the largest air-freight handler in the territory, moved a record

A consortium of MOL, NYK,"K" Line, Exmar and Qatar Shipping Co. announced the signing of the second

Trailer Bridge, the U.S.-Puerto Rico carrier, has been awarded a patent covering the method of loadi

A. Scheffer Lang, 75, the first Federal Railroad Administrator and an early proponent of railroad de

OTTAWA - The Shipping Federation of Canada again blasted the federal government today for failing to

Services have been held for Susan C. Murray, 58, vice president of the directories division for Comm

A stretch of the Houston Ship Channel reopened to vessel traffic Tuesday afternoon following a weeke

Rickmers-Linie has appointed Gerhard Janssen as general manager, marketing and sales.The Ham

Lufthansa, Europe's third-largest airline, is facing damaging strikes starting Thursday after a four

WASHINGTON - The Transportation Security Administration should develop a comprehensive, risk-based p

Evergreen says it will step up its service to South China by adding a westbound call at the port of

Richard D. "Rick" Trott has been appointed vice president, strategic planning for Con-Way Transporta

Widespread work disruptions and other actions are planned by European dockworkers later this week a

WASHINGTON - The still-evolving third-party logistics market is still fragmented in terms of the num

Lloyd Triestino said it will enter the North Atlantic trade in February, through an extension of the

Hong Kong appears to be backtracking again on implementation of tighter security measures for contai

A planned increase in profitability underpinning the sale of domestic carrier CSX Lines will be achi

Regardless of whether the groundhog sees his shadow, the World Shipping Council, a group that repres

USF Processors Inc., the reverse logistics unit of USFreightways Corp., has appointed Harold Anderso

Contship Containerlines appointed Maritime Transport & Agencies (MTA) as its new agent in Finland be

Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport opened a new $125 million air-cargo center this week that ci

After 36 years representing Canadian shipper interests in dealing with carrier conferences, the Cana

The Federal Maritime Commission has tossed out a complaint by ocean transportation intermediaries wh

Jeffery Barrie has been named vice president of global sales at BAX Global Inc.Barrie will b

South Korea is striking back in the protracted conflict with the European Union over shipbuilding su

The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism, a government-business initiative to protect global