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Shipping lines in the eastbound Pacific are extending the $300 peak season surcharge until Oct. 31 d

Evergreen Marine Corp. has begun moving mainline services from Singapore to the Port of Tanjung Pele

Mediterranean Shipping Co. has launched a new weekly mainline service connecting the western India p

WASHINGTON - Customs Commissioner Robert C. Bonner said Monday that the secretary of the new departm

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineThe National Small Shipments Traffic Conference will h

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineUnited Parcel Service and the U.S. Postal Service are

When ports and shipping companies discuss draft re-strictions, they're usually referring to the dept

Lufthansa Cargo announced Monday that it will be raising rates effective Oct. 1, including a 3 perce

Ron J. McAlear has resigned less than two years after being named chief executive of the Kvaerner Ph

Jurgen Sorgenfrei, the new head of the organization that markets the Port of Hamburg around the worl

Vastera Inc., the software and cross-border trade management services specialist, said that it has w

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The rebound in U.S. imports showed up in the first-quarter statistics compiled by PIERS, the Port Im

Sales representatives for PepsiAmericas Inc. enter customer orders remotely, using hand-held wireles

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineStandout. Sam Slater of Eagle Global Logistics was a s

Booking agents at MOL America have become the company's "first wave of resistance" in the war agains

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineTwo of the biggest shipper creditors of bankrupt freig

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineThe Transportation Security Administration has signed

The Port of New York and New Jersey has received approval from the Army Corps of Engineers to deepen

As the annual trans-Pacific peak season moves into high gear, ocean carriers find themselves in an u

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineUnited Parcel Service is slowly putting its stamp on M

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineThe railroad industry may be on the brink of a trend o

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineA plan is in the works by CSX and Norfolk Southern to

Citing a recent Supreme Court ruling, the Federal Maritime Commission has told the Maryland Port Adm

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineChicago-based DSC Logistics has expanded its business

When NYK Line sales representatives meet with shippers, they discuss ocean transportation ? and truc

For nearly a century, railroads dominated the shipment of perishable cargo in the U.S., first with b

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineQuote of the week: "Our feeling is that if they can't

Adm. Richard Bennis, director of Maritime and Land Security at the Transportation Security Administr

CSX and Norfolk Southern are proposing a breakup of a Detroit intermodal facility the two railroads

Drivers on the New Jersey Turnpike can see them from miles away. So can airline passengers preparing

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineAdmittedly, the U.S. Postal Service and its much-laude

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineTaylorMade-adidas Golf has grown up fast. Since pionee

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineAnchor Moving Systems, Milwaukee, acquired Ordway-Fraz

In what one maritime attorney says is potentially a significant maritime casualty, a Maersk Sealand

Nistevo, a software company that specializes in collaborative transportation management, said its me

The Federal Maritime Commission has appointed Commissioner Joseph Brennan to open a formal investiga

The last week in July was a busy one for John Maccarone, president and chief executive of Textainer

Georgia is one of the original 13 states, so it's startling to hear John Wheeler, manager of trade d

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineThe annual value of alliances between companies and lo