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In 1997 members of the International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists were in the political fight

Last month's Chapter 11 filing of cargo carrier Amerijet International contained similarities to the

Since Chris Lofgren took over as chief executive of Schneider Logistics in April 1999, the company h

Last summer, a truck hauling an APL container from New York to Oakland, Calif., made an unscheduled

When Global Access Corp. recently arranged for a truckload of so-called image counters to be sent fr

Yes, Virginia, there will be a peak season for the airfreight industry this year -- but you may need

Chinese call the mighty Yangtze River the lifeblood of the dragon, with the 'dragon' referring to Ch

When activists want to publicize a cause, they sometimes print T-shirts to spread their message. Pet

With excess capacity and declining rates, the eastbound Pacific is supposed to be an unfriendly env

Shippers who need to charter freighter aircraft to move their urgent cargo should be able to secure

Maersk Sealand will enter the U.S.-Australia and New Zealand trade with a fortnightly service beginn

As ports around the country resumed operations, the Coast Guard outlined new security procedures for

The Customs Service will begin posting delay times at U.S. border crossings beginning late Friday. G

pulled into The Port of Tianjin in northeastern China officially opened its expanded navigation chan

Employees of Northwest Airlines intentionally breached a security checkpoint at Sky Harbor Internati

NEW DELHI - The east coast Port of Calcutta has restored vessel-related charges to their 1996 levels

Jerry Bridges was approved as the next maritime director of the Port of Oakland. Bridges will overs

New York area airports will remain closed indefinitely, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Adminis

Members of the maritime community located in lower Manhattan are hopeful of returning to their offic

As ports around the country resumed operations, vessel traffic moved slowly at the Port of New York

Two trade groups have called off meetings to be held in Washington later this month. The Joint Indus

It's unlikely a ban on passenger airlines carrying cargo will force a significant migration of inter

U.S. airlines and airports began returning to a semblance of normalcy Friday afternoon, although two

Emergency Relief from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs) What triggers the emerge

The Coaltion for Customs Automation Funding (CCAF) is calling on Congress to accelerate funding for

Vessel-sharing alliances have only begun to tap the savings that carriers will realize from greater

Jim Larsen, manager of air cargo business development for the Port Authority of New York and New Jer

The U.S. Coast Guard said it has reopened the Port of New York on a limited basis to commercial traf

Underwriters and insurance brokers gathered in London today to hear the Lutine Bell rung in memory o

Truckers continue to face several hours' wait at Great Lakes border crossings, officials said. Vehi

The U.S. Department of Transportation reopened U.S. airspace at 11 a.m. ET Thursday, but some airlin

The New York Shipping Association and International Longshoremen's Association said that they suffer

Facing a cargo ban, U.S. passenger airlines focused their efforts Thursday on returning diverted fre

The U.S. Coast Guard said it has reopened the Port of New York on a limited basis to commercial traf

LONDON - Europe's leading airlines are expected to post losses this year amid sharply reduced passen

Geoffrey Giovanetti, managing director of the Wine and Spirits Shippers Association, was elected pre

Two trade groups have called off meetings to be held in Washington later this month. The Joint Indus

Traffic at Port Newark, N.J. was relatively light early Thursday afternoon as the region's terminals

Lloyd's of London and other insurers will suffer massive financial losses following this week's terr

Statement from the U.S. Coast Guard: Coast Guard forces mobilized to New York City and