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Evergreen Marine Corp. has confirmed that it will launch two trans-Pacific shuttle services in the s

MANILA - At least six countries are seeking additional cargo flights and passenger space on services

The New York Cross Harbor Railroad is an anachronism as much in deed as appearance. Its World War II

LONDON - Railtrack PLC, the private company that owns Britain's rail tracks and stations, is taking

Pakistan's Port of Mohammed bin Qasim said it will restore its draft limit to 36.3 feet on from Feb.

With fuel costs down in recent weeks, Lufthansa Cargo is reducing its fuel surcharge from 15 cents a

LONDON - British Midland, which will enter the trans-Atlantic market in the spring, has entered a co

A pan Asian e-commerce and logistics summit will be held in Hong Kong March 20-22, incorporating the

The Port of Baltimore has inked a deal that will result in large quantities of paper moving through

UPS TO ACQUIRE FIRST INTERNATIONAL BANCORP, EXPANDING UPS CAPITAL'S FINANCIAL SERVICESAcqui

Polaroid Corp. has awarded a contract to BAX Global for the camera company's fast-growing Latin Amer

The Port of Baltimore has inked a deal that will result in large quantities of paper moving through

LOS ANGELES - James Spinosa, president of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, shocked w

Singapore's Jurong Wharf, established in 1965, has long been a prime gateway for bulk cargo and raw

The Air Force wants to improve its ability to move heavy equipment quickly, particularly in response

The clock is ticking for subsidized U.S.-flag ship operators. The Maritime Security Program, which p

Commissioner of Customs is still a position that President-elect Bush has not named, and may not for

Member lines of the Grand Alliance will introduce additional service to their major East-West trades

Only months after the Ocean Shipping Re-form Act took effect in May 1999, House Judiciary Committee

The Maritime Transportation System, or MTS, is an initiative to call attention to -- and hopefully g

Rajiv Uppal didn't see his daughter, born in India, until she was eight months old. The founder of N

What, if anything, will happen in Washington this year that will affect the international logistics

U.S. companies with foreign-flag shipping operations have struggled since the 1986 tax-reform act. P

Phil Saracin's first week as global logistics manager for Kemet Electronics Corp. of Greenville, S.C

In the mid-1990s, Rob Quartel, a Republican and former Federal Maritime Commissioner, tried to repe

Here's a novel solution for importers used to waiting for weeks on end for the Customs Service to is

The Customs Service ach-ieved a milestone in December when it received more than $130 million to beg

'International shipping is a taxless world,' says Philip Loree. Government tax officials don't alway

Ever since the Zebra Mussel arrived in the Great Lakes in the 1980s and caused an estimated $5 billi

U.S. carriers have spent hundreds of millions of dollars to install noise-muffling 'hush kits' on pl

APL Logistics prides itself on its technology-driven approach to the third-party logistics business.

Manny Aschemeyer, executive director of the Marine Exchange of Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor, wants

U.S. Customs has taken major steps toward modernizing its operations, and none too soon. The agency

Everyone realizes that the next rail mergers are likely to represent the last round of consolidation

The Justice Department is expected to rule on United Airlines' proposed acquisition of US Airways on

China Shipping Group, the rapidly growing Chinese carrier, startled the shipping industry this month

The notion that seaports are a weak link in the war against terrorism, drug smuggling and illegal im

China Shipping To Add Med Route: China Shipping Group, the rapidly expanding China-based shipping li

Until 1986, the federal government paid for all channel dredging out of the general fund. From then

The Transportation Department says it is only trying to improve highway safety. But when the DOT pro