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Econocaribe Consolidators Inc. has become a customer of FreightDesk.com.The Miami-based non-

Bremer Lagerhaus Gesellschaft AG, the main stevedore for Germany's sister ports of Bremen and Bremer

Paul Tellier, president of Canadian National Railway, on Tuesday unleashed a scathing attack of gove

India wants to raise the capacity of its ports to 380 million metric tons by 2002 from 215 million t

Leo Mullin, chairman and chief executive, Delta Air Lines, has assumed the Chairman of the Board of

British Airways and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines confirmed today that they hare holding preliminary nego

The Bangladesh government plans to offer an air freight subsidy to push exports of fresh fruit and v

Global supply chain services company CNF Inc.Bowler most recently served as director of fina

Pakistan, after strong protests from trade and industry organizations, has postponed by a year its p

Airbus Industrie's super jumbo, the double-decker A3XX, looked close to winning final clearance for

Research and consultant company Gartner Group Inc. is planning an in-depth study to examine trends a

Shipping lines in the westbound trans-Pacific trades on July 1 will raise their fuel surcharges by $

CSX World Terminals today announced the formation of Terminal Management Services, a subsidiary spec

Emery Worldwide has launched its first intra-Asia Gold Priority Express service from Singapore to Ja

Guenter Rohrmann, vice chairman of Danzas AEI, was elected chairman of Cargo Network Services Corp.,

Barthco Trade Consultants Inc. and Answerthink announced a joint program designed to offer customers

P&O Nedlloyd today confirmed that it has acquired Farrell Lines, one of the last U.S.-flag, U.S.-reg

Large commercial vessels must stay between 13 and 50 miles off the central California coast, accordi

iLink Global, a firm offering international shipping andlogistics services for E-commerce companies,

DE Technologies says it is about to be awarded a broad patent that may mean it can take legal action

CP Ships has appointed David Halliday as senior vice president to oversee the development of ANZDL a

Andy Rosener can see two weeks further along his import supply chain than he could a couple of years

Just three months after its official opening, Malaysia's newest port has bagged a plum deal with Mae

HK Systems has launched irista, a new software company to design and market the company's supply cha

Descartes Systems Group Inc. has signed agreements with two Korean companies to create a network aim

Anyone unacquainted with venture capital firms may have a preconceived picture of them - youthful fi

There has been hope in recent months that a major goal of U.S. importers -- separating Customs' rele

As online markets for business-to-business use continue to pop up, they're discovering that they nee

If you're shipping products by air from the United States to Europe, the rock-bottom rates you have

Airbus, the European aerospace consortium, is expected this week to approve the commercial launch of

Invensys, a manufacturer of automation equipment, plans to buy Baan Co. NV, the financially struggli

If you've ever met Howard Finkel and suspected there was a wild man behind that shaved head and must

The business of import-export trade facilitation over the Internet is already competitive, but get r

It's cherry-shipping season - time for Los Angeles freight forwarder Dave Moore to organize his annu

While there may be tension over priorities between the ILWU's leadership and its rank and file, no U

A major reason Brian McWilliams is having trouble connecting with his younger membership with tradit

Charles W. Winwood is no longer ''acting'' as deputy commissioner of U.S. Customs. Commissioner Raym

China Shipbuilding Corp., the largest in Taiwan, is seeking a rescuer but making itself less attract

No wonder shippers don't trust the Surface Transportation Board to regulate fairly when it comes to

Alex Fong, a senior official in the Hong Kong government, has a cost-saving tip for U.S. companies t