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Djederik Antvelink, a former executive at P&O Nedlloyd subsidiary Mammoed Transport, has set up NedC

Bangladesh's customs agency has instituted a program to expedite clearance of raw material imported

The Port of Wilmington said it will begin construction of a dedicated berth for automobile carriers

Another pure-play shipping auction site has been consigned to the depths of maritime history.

If you're expecting or moving air freight from Asia, prepare to pony up more for it.Several

Independent truck drivers rallied at the ports of Los Angeles-Long Beach and Oakland Tuesday, callin

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th District of the Southeastern United States on Sept. 1 upheld

Transportacion Ferroviaria Mexicana (TFM), Mexico's largest railroad, restructured $281 million of s

KLM Cargo today announced an increase in fuel surcharges on all air cargo rates to cover the recent

BAX Global has expanded its emergency response service to include guaranteed delivery from Mexico to

George Hayashi is enjoying himself. The chairman and president of Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (America) Inc.

HYDE VOWS TO PRESS ON: Rep. Henry Hyde, R-Ill., vowed to continue his campaign to eliminate antitrus

United Parcel Service intends to use the proceeds from $300 million in notes that it plans to issue

The federal government will begin imposing the maximum fine allowed by law - as much as $10,000 per

A rail ferry service between Mobile, Ala., and Coatzacoalcos, Mexico, will commence operation before

Northwest Airlines Cargo joined its alliance partner KLM by announcing an increase in its fuel surch

The Pacific Maritime Association is asking the International Longshore and Warehouse Union to begin

APL will introduce a weekly dedicated service between Kaohsiung, Taiwan, and major industrial ports

Thomas O'Rourke has been there, done that. In a transportation career spanning more than 35 years, h

David Bellefontaine couldn't be blamed if he were glum. The Port of Halifax has lost two might-have-

Hong Kong's dominant terminal operator appears to have won approval for its purchase of a 30 percent

Harbor truck drivers in Los Angeles-Long Beach and Oakland will participate in Teamster-sponsored ra

Transportation Department officials are meeting today with representatives from the trucking and bus

Representatives of the employees union at U.S. Customs are enlisting help from the trade community i

Tradiant, the ocean shipping dot-com, is expanding into online booking and documentation management

Speedchain, a San Francisco company formed this year, is positioning itself to act as a new sort of

On a quick visit to San Francisco this month, Kenny Tang spent a tightly scheduled, 16-hour day pres

Cargo 2000, an industry group designed to help airlines and forwarders preserve their share of the i

Emery Worldwide has named Mark Whitrock director of the company's newly formed special products grou

Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport attracted new freighter services this month from two of Lati

The U.S. Customs Service has published a notice for customs brokers who are taking the Oct. 2 licens

Truck drivers blocked three fuel depots today in Melbourne, marking the first protests in Australia

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey projects that by 2040, the number of containers moving t

The Tripartite Shippers' Group isn't in favor of antitrust immunity for ocean carriers. But it isn't

CARGO-VOLUME RECORDS continue to fall during this year's peak import season at West Coast ports, but

A New York apparel importer recently learned the hard way how expensive it can be to keep customers

This week's Air Cargo Forum in Washington will be the launch pad for a new device designed to offer

AMR Research Inc., which provides research and analysis on the logistics and technology industries,

Most people would associate a sense of urgency with the air cargo industry. After all, it's the fast

UPS has launched a facility for domestic customers in the United States to access tracking and other