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The expansion of Foreign Trade Zone No. 149 at the Port of Freeport in Texas has been approved by th

Officials from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the United States Coast Guard and U.S.

OTTAWA - A total of 247 aircraft that were diverted to Canada after Tuesday's terrorist attacks are

The U.S. Navy has activated the 1000-bed hospital ship Comfort, one of two such vessels, to support

Among the many logistics and trade-related business that called the World Trade Center home, employe

NYK Line, in a move to round out its logistics capabilities in the U.S., has acquired ETA Transporta

The American Association of Port Authorities said that its U.S. member ports were operating at highe

The Port of Duluth-Superior said that all cargo facilities remain open although increased security p

An update from the Marine Exchange of Los Angeles/Long Beach Harbor Wednesday morning reported 24 sh

As air cargo piled up in Asia from the U.S. aviation ban following Tuesday's terrorist atacks, secur

The Port of New York and New Jersey remained closed late Wednesday as an aircraft carrier arrived to

Customs went on high alert Tuesday, border crossings were closed, and the Port of New York shut down

Integrated air carriers are focusing on ground operations after the Federal Aviation Administration

The Federal Aviation Administration will maintain its ban on all civilian flights out of U.S. airpor

The United States was on coast-to-coast alert after a wide-ranging terrorist attack early Tuesday.

The American Association of Ports issued a situation statement covering U.S. and Canadian ports as o

Security was heightened at West Coast ports, airports and border crossings after attacks by terroris

U.S. Customs said its personnel have been placed on Level 1 alert, the highest alert status. The ord

Shaul Cohen-Mintz, the president of Zim American Israeli Shipping Co., a company which just last wee

Carriers in the southbound trade from the U.S. to Australia and New Zealand are simplifying the rate

Wilen Manteli is an indefatigable defender of the business cause. At 56, the good-humored, white-hai

When Rinus Schepen of Crowley Liner Services met with officials in Guatemala's Port of Santo Tomas a

To Michael Sturley, six degrees of separation aren't enough to describe the gap between where the U.

The shipper-dominated West Coast Waterfront Coalition hopes to convince terminal operators to extend

Despite all the razzmatazz associated with logistics nowadays -- with buzzwords like collaboration,

Chairman Ad Scheepbouwer, who led the tranformation of TPG into a global logistics powerhouse, has r

RailPower Technologies Corp., a maker of energy technology systems for transportation and power gene

A new Maersk Sealand service linking the United States' East Coast, Gulf Coast and West Coast direct

Enron Corp., the Houston-based energy giant, is familiar with commodity markets. In addition to ener

Apart from aggressive pricing, Asiana is attracting new technology and perishable shippers with its

General response to the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 1998 has been 'quite positive,' says Harold J.

William P. Conroy is an executive recruiter specializing in transportation. He often gets calls from

Maersk Ports Expands Customer Base. Maersk Ports is expanding its customer base beyond Maersk Sealan

Logistics Information Network Enterprise Ltd., the e-commerce unit of Hutchison International Port H

Cabotage looks like an obvious option in Brazil, where most of the industries and consumer centers a

During the last decade, U.S. automakers have followed the example of their Japanese counterparts by

Several ocean cargo insurers are moving to offer importers and exporters the ability to generate cer

Already hammered by rate-cutting and slumping trans-Pacific traffic, Asiana Airlines got more bad ne

In a time of widespread job cutbacks, there's at least one field where job prospects are promising f

The bill of lading said the container was filled with plastic pellets. And when the container passed