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Fourteen shipping lines carrying commerce between U.S. and northern Mediterranean ports have agreed

Philadelphia edged out the New York port complex last year for the No. 2 spot among EastCoast ports

A new bulk coffee-processing plant at the Port of New Orleans has kept this port's coffee handling t

The coffee business has many components. Change one component and you could change the whole equatio

The reliance on international agreements for stability in the coffee, sugar and cocoa markets has wa

Poor coffee harvests and artificial export restraints may serve this year to offset the dictates of

The revised sugar provisions of Nafta represent a sweet victory for the U.S. sugar industry, which o

The outlook for cocoa production and prices over the next two or three years will be affected by two

Sept.-Nov. Sept.-Nov. LANE 1993 1992 East Coast to East Asia 22.

Compagnie Maritime Belge (CMB), the diversified Antwerp-based transport group, reported consolidated

A new contractor plans to begin work today to free the Palm Beach, Fla., port channel of the mountin

The board of directors of the Port of Pittsburgh Commission unanimously voted recently to appoint Ja

NYK, NOSAC TO EXPAND VEHICLE-HAULING SERVICEBALTIMORE - Nippon Yusen Kaisha Ltd. (NY

For the week ended Feb. 5, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 15

Trucking executives who hire independent owner-operators will meet Tuesday with the California Truck

In a move that would level the playing field for North American motor carriers, officials here confi

The Maritime Administration will put off acquiring additional roll-on, roll- off cargo ships for its

Consolidated Rail Corp. and Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. have reached an agreement in pri

A stronger performance from rail operations sparked improved fourth-quarter 1993 results for Canadia

Manufacturers and distributors of flashlights and batteries have won a reprieve from a National Clas

Mexico's state-owned railroad, Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico, has postponed until late February

Carol C. Duarte was going through her morning routine in Illinois when the earthquake struck Northri

Motor carriers that added surcharges to their tariffs after the Jan. 17 earthquake to compensate dri

CONTINENTAL UNIT SEEKS TO SERVE VIETNAMHOUSTON - Continental Airlines said its Pacif

The United States and Mexico must move quickly to harmonize customs procedures if package-express ca

The United States signaled that it would consider trade retaliation against Japan - possibly as earl

Air Canada and Galileo International are in the final stages of negotiations to create a new compute

U.K. Customs has agreed to gradual implementation of the computerized import processing system that

When Consorcio Fruticola Mexicana began to import Chilean fruit through Mexico's west coast in 1992,

DHL Worldwide Express plans to ride a rising wave of infrastructure development in Vietnam to big-ti

Concerned about regional pipeline availability, as well as tighter differentials for Alaska North Sl

International Aero Engines said the Taiwanese airline TransAsia has selected its V2530-A5 engines fo

With cross-border business steadily increasing, Union Pacific Railroad has expanded itsBulkTainer se

Pavement damage will double and accidents will increase if Mexico's truck standards areextended to t

AMERICAN AGENTS CARRY NOTEBOOK COMPUTERSAmerican Airlines said its cargo sales repre

1994 Financial EDI Conference. Feb. 13-16. Sponsored by National Automated Clearing House Associatio

TNT Express Worldwide plans to furnish high-tech telephones to some 50 small and medium-sized custom

Airbus Industrie and Boeing Co. are looking to Vietnam as a strong market for their passenger jets n

With the end of the 20-year trade embargo against Vietnam, a Denver company expects to become the fi

State public utility commissions should let regulated utilities use natural gas futures to manage pr