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China, despite regular howls of protest from domestic exporters and shipping lines, says it won't in

A new Chinese freight organization has been created to serve as a bridge between the government and

Two old cranes stand at the end of a mile-long container berth at Manzanillo International Terminal

Ben Gordon, founder and chief executive of 3Plex, an Internet company whose customer base is third-p

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., owner of P&O Ports and half-owner of P&O Nedlloyd Contai

A HOT TOPIC at the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association government affairs confeRence

U.S. and Canadian railroads saw a 4.4 percent increase in originated intermodal traffic in August, c

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement (TACA) will not impose a $100 fee for paper shippers export

SupplyLinks, Inc., a new Internet-based supply-chain management service provider, has named W. Roger

RIO DE JANEIRORio has been facing the same challenges as Santos. But it is smaller and does

Domestic containers on the West Coast aren't the only piece of equipment in short supply. Shippers a

Atlantic Container Line, the trans-Atlantic operator of multipurpose container and roll-on, roll-off

Summer is over and school has reopened. Time to put away the trashy novels and dig into some serious

British Midland, Britain's second largest airline, will return to the North Atlantic after 18 years

Harbor truck drivers, galvanized by soaring diesel fuel prices and long lines at some container term

The European Union has shelved controversial plans to forceairlines to surrender slots at major airp

A major expansion of air cargo facilities at Bush Intercontinental Airport is part of a $1.7 billion

As managing director of maritime services at the Port of Long Beach, Don Wylie believes one of the m

The question for the Panama Canal no longer is where the cargo will come from, but how to handle a r

U.S. Customs has published a ''concept'' paper outlining a way to to expand the Automated Export Sys

Jose Cabral, client operations manager for Caterpillar Logistics Service's automotive parts distribu

The Port of Kandla in western India, fresh off rejecting a proposal from a consortium led by P&O Por

Beijing has agreed to let Taiwan's flagship airline buy a stake in a mainland cargo airline, accordi

The London-based body promoting international standardization of electronic business transactions, b

If you're importing goods by air from Europe, be prepared: You may face delays this fall if your sup

Clifford Katab is sweating, and not because of the heat. Katab is senior manager at Triangle Network

Facing an uphill battle in its effort to organize harbor truck drivers, the Teamsters union is shift

Truckers and farmers in Britain are stepping up blockades of oil refineries, and Belgian truckers br

Trailer Bridge Inc. said it will begin offering weekly service between New York and Puerto Rico star

South Korea's Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries has approved a project that will deepen the

Asian airlines lag behind their European and U.S. competitors in using the Internet in air cargo. Wh

Thomas Hullinger has collected first-hand horror stories in his work as international operations man

Here are steps shippers can take to improve their chances of securing intermodal equipment:*

Superfast Ferries, a Greek shipping line, plans to launch a dailyfreight and passenger ferry service

American Airlines Cargo is changing its international rate structure.The new tariff, which t

British Airways is pushing for a transatlantic alliance withNorthwest Airlines as part of its planne

If longshoremen get their hands dirty on the job, it probably won't be from fingerprint ink. Though

Shippers have learned to live with rate increases in the ocean trades, but they are forever suspicio

P&O NEDLLOYD TO EXPAND AFRICAN PORT: P&O Nedlloyd and two consortium partners have won a 30-year con

An APL vessel that was diverted to Alaska last week because the crew thought that stowaways might be