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SANTOS - Operations at the Port of Santos were interrupted for the third time in a month today, when

South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade confirmed that the European Union will move ahea

Stevedoring Services of America says Jasper County, South Carolina officials have announced they wil

Between 75 and 90 companies representing all parts of the e-commerce spectrum gathered today for the

HOUSTON -- A lease agreement between the City of Texas City, Americana Ships and Stevedoring Service

BERLIN - Two of Hamburg's biggest container carriers, Hapag-Lloyd AG and Hamburg-Sud Group, are expa

The U.S. Postal Service said Tuesday that it will go ahead with the $.34- First-class postage stamp

The Federal Maritime Commission has scheduled a closed meeting at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the commissio

Shippers are protesting a plan by carriers calling at Sri Lanka's Port of Colombo to increase termin

Inttra, the ocean carrier joint venture that plans to launch an Internet portal for tracking and boo

Increasingly sophisticated transportation software is making easier work of yield management -- the

NEW DELHI - Shipping Corp. of India is considering launching a long-haul container service to the Fa

Seattle-based Commerce Department International Trade Specialist Sam Tsoming suggested that we cover

International e-trading platform Bolero.net said it has raised $50 million in a first round of fundr

NEW DELHI -- Shipping Corp. of India is considering launching a long-haul container service to Far E

Ray Kelly is making no apologies. Since he's been Customs commissioner, he and the service have draw

About half of the rail has been installed for the first phase of the Port of Savannah's intermodal c

Seattle-based Commerce Department International Trade Specialist Sam Tsoming suggested that we cover

APL, shipping software provider Tradiant, and eight other ocean carriers have launched an online por

CargoReservations.com, an electronic marketplace for the air freight industry, conducted its first l

Harbor truckers at Canada's Port of Vancouver aren't happy about the port's plan to switch from hour

When one of G&G Shipping's landing craft hits the beach, it's more likely to be discharging a load o

Shippers won a rare victory over passenger interests when the U.S. Department of Transportation awar

It's not news that the Customs Service and the trade community that it oversees haven't always seen

LONDON - Germany, Italy and Spain will join forces on Tuesday to reject a call by the European Commi

PARIS -- Airbus Industrie's ambitious project to build the world's largest passenger plane is ready

United Parcel Service, anticipating substantial growth in its Latin American business, broke ground

Michael Tomasulo, former vice president for airfreight at Danzas AEI, has followed his former boss,

World Shipholding Group, the privately held Norwegian tanker company, has launched a takeover offer

Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation and Communications is accepting applications for direct sea trad

One of the more noticeable trends in U.S. trade over the last few years has been the emergence of Tu

It's been a long war, and it's not over yet. Seven years after Brazil passed a law designed to elimi

Korean Air will maintain its current trans-Pacific freighter schedule of 30 flights per week despite

Carriers moving cargo to the U.S. from North Europe and the Mediterranean are increasing westbound r

Antonio Esquivel, director of Universal Freightways, says the Miami-based non-vessel-operating commo

WASHINGTON - The Customs Service has reallocated $250,000 to keep the National Customs Automation Pr

CHARLESTON, S.C.- Transportation holding company U.S. Trucking said that its four operating subsidia

Freight forwarders have taken their 'faxed SED' case to the Federal Maritime Commission. The Nationa

What do 60-ton CAT Scan X-Ray machines, 430-ton maritime diesel engines, and 170-ton wood-pulp dryer

Maersk Accelerates Shift From Singapore: One of the few Maersk Sealand services that still called at