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The Customs Service will begin taking applications from brokers, forwarders, and non-vessel-operatin

Copyright 2001, Traffic World MagazineThe Cabinet Council of Panama voted on August 22 to ap

Freight traffic - including intermodal volume, carloads and ton-miles - continued its upward trend l

Panama, shrugging off opposition from shipping companies, approved a 12.5 percent increase in the to

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineCSX and Norfolk Southern plan to break apart the inter

MOL, the Tokyo-based shipping company, said it plans to open new sales offices in London and in Hous

London - Mersey Docks and Harbour Co., Britain's second largest ports operator, reported an 8% decl

TMM Lines has launched a multi-purpose service between the East Coast of North America and Africa, o

The commissioners of the Port of Quincy, Wash., said they hired Northwest Container Services, Inc. a

London - Lufthansa, the German airline, today reported its operating profit more than tripled in the

Genesee & Wyoming Inc., which owns and operates regional freight railroads, said Tuesday that it had

One of Hong Kong's oldest and largest conglomerates, Swire Pacific Ltd.,says it would be pre

West Coast ports in July reported strong growth in containerized imports, indicating that shippers d

New York Regional Rail Corp., a transportation holding company whose assets include the New York Cro

Taiwan's Taoyuan aviation and freight warehousing district, whichincludes Chiang Kai-shek In

Horizon Services Group, the logistics technology unit of CSX Lines formed last year, said it introdu

Lufthansa Cargo, one of the world's leading international air cargo carriers, has appointed Airocean

Troubled Brazilian airline Varig on Monday named Arnim Lore as its new chief executive in an attempt

NEW DELHI - Cargo throughput at the privately operated Chennai Container Terminal Ltd. is expected t

Martinair, the Dutch freight and passenger airline, on Tuesday announced it will start a twice-weekl

Martinair, the Dutch freight and passenger airline, on Tuesday announced it will start a twice-weekl

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineFor the first time this year Indiana University will b

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineThe merger between two e-business standards organizati

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineEVA Air is Atlas Air's newest customer. EVA will begin

Sept. 30 is a critical date for companies operating in the Port of New York and New Jersey. For the

containers from tamperingFor years, shippers and carriers have decided how to secure their c

The maritime industry is still two or three years away from a new international treaty governing car

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Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineMoving companies closer to perfection is the aim of Si

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineFor the first time this year Indiana University will b

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineCargill Inc., a large user of rail for shipping agricu

The Port of Freeport, Texas, is thinking big. It already has a 45-foot-deep channel that is among th

In the movement of containers, the number 95 doesn't stand for high marks or efficiency. At least no

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineJoe O''Gorman, chairman, chief executive officer and p

Traffic on Monday was operating normally on the Houston Ship Channel, a day after an explosion and f

Officials in Shanghai say they are accelerating expansion of the container port in the Waigaoqiao fr

Poor results and an uncertain economy have forced most airlines to take a conservative approach to b

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines on Monday unveiled a major drive into the East European freight market as i

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineThe Customs Service's recent announcement about cargo

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineMany universities and colleges now offer programs in s