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NEW ORLEANS - Domestic and global steel markets are expected to remain in the doldrums well into 200

Breakbulk cargo doesn't get as much attention as containers, but it's still an important part of shi

As project cargo becomes increasingly specialized, the need for properly trained workers becomes a p

NEW ORLEANS - Excess production of steel fueled in part by protectionist measures such as high tarif

United Parcel Service has reduced its earnings guidance for the third quarter to 45- 48 cents per sh

Coffee prices have been declining since December 1999 amid global overabundance, and growers have go

The Port of Le Havre, has begun work on a $13.5 million extension of its Americas Quay following rec

Stonepath Group, the incubator company turned logistics technology provider, has named Neil O'Connel

War-risk insurance premiums have soared since the Sept. 11 terror attacks, and shippers soon will pa

Third-party logistics services are supposed to deliver efficiencies that companies hope will boost t

Stonepath Group, the incubator company turned logistics technology provider, has named Neil O'Connel

The Port of Le Havre, has begun work on a $13.5 million extension of its Americas Quay following rec

Airport cargo facilities should meet the same security standards as passenger terminals, according t

The International Transport Workers' Federation is escalating its war against the Liberian registry.

It's a chilling thought, but it's true: cargo operators always do well when there's a war. And that'

One of the oldest U.S. exports is tobacco. Everyone has seen paintings of 18th- and 19th-century wha

The outlook for liner shipping in 2002 looks bleaker than ever in the aftermath of September's attac

KLM Cargo announced a second increase in freight charges in as many days Monday as the fallout from

As project cargo becomes increasingly specialized, the need for properly trained workers becomes a p

The West Coast Waterfront Coalition gave its support to the Port and Maritime Security Act of 2001,

Joe Neal, vice president of logistics for Payless ShoeSource, says that close relationships with log

Breakbulk cargo doesn't get as much attention as containers, but it's still an important part of shi

Even before the energy crisis of the 1970s, exports of oil and gas equipment was a mainstay of the p

Robert Pouch is the director of the Board of Commissioners of Pilots of the State of New York. He wa

NEW ORLEANS - Breakbulk cargo doesn't get as much attention as containers, but it's still an importa

LONDON - European Union shippers have backed calls by shipping lines for EU regulators to investigat

United Parcel Service has reduced its earnings guidance for the third quarter to 45- 48 cents per sh

What are shippers' concerns in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks? What should they be conce

NEW ORLEANS - The changing needs of project cargo require shipping companies to increase their level

When the producers of Touchstone Pictures' 'Pearl Harbor' needed to ship World War II-era vintage an

Despite uncertainty created by last month's terrorist attacks, executives at heavy-lift shipping com

KLM Cargo announced a second increase in freight charges in as many days Monday as the fallout from

Building a new electrical generating station or expanding an oil refinery is a complex job that can

and South America Even before last month's events, trade volume was slowing after several years in w

The Hong Kong government will begin testing one-stop clearance for trucks at Lok Ma Chau, one of the

The Hong Kong government will begin testing one-stop clearance for trucks at Lok Ma Chau, one of the

Lufthansa Cargo, Singapore Airlines Cargo and SAS Cargo will link their express cargo products as pa

LevelSeas, which began offering online ship chartering in July, said that Clarksons, the ship brokin

At a special meeting of shareholders held Wednesday in Calgary, Alberta, Canadian Pacific Ltd.'s sha

Pakistan International Airlines said it was expanding its cargo capacity by 50% to help move the cou