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A U.S. District judge in Miami this week rejected Carnival Cruise Lines Inc.' s bid to have its frau

Empresa Maritima SA has resumed direct ship calls at Charleston, S.C. The Chilean national l

Rep. Sam Gibbons, D-Fla., is getting ready to unveil a substantially revised bill to combat foreign

Four of six vessels intercepted and boarded off Haiti since an international naval blockade began Tu

Japanese shippers have put ocean carriers on notice that the old system of accommodation and shared

Third-quarter operating income at Sea-Land Service Inc. grew 29 percent in the third quarter of 1992

Republican officials of the Massachusetts Port Authority issued a mild statement in response to Demo

In its most ambitious commercial venture in recent memory, Newport News Shipbuilding has joined two

Intermodal transportation providers are striving to boost visibility in the perishablesshipping mark

Visa International plans to extend its instant-authorization and processing network to three more ce

Poised to take power away from the crumbling Progressive Conservative party in a general election Mo

Exports of fruit products have boomed in weight terms so far this year, but container lines are not

Several recent advances in refrigerated container technology are allowing perishable cargo like frui

The Clinton administration reportedly will ease trade curbs against India after 18 months, ending a

They found the black Mercedes-Benz in a field next to the Autobahn, with its front doors open.

With the start of the 1993-1994 Chilean fruit season fast approaching, ports are gearing up for the

GEORGIA WON'T INCREASE WORKERS COMP RATESATLANTA - Georgia Insurance Commissioner Ti

The changing global marketplace for produce will be among the topics discussed at the Produce Market

ALLSTATE'S INCOME ROSE IN QUARTERCHICAGO - Allstate Insurance Group reported a conso

The first foreign insurer to be granted a license to do business in Mexico in some 50 years has regi

The lyrics from a ditty that was popular in 1923 stated that "We have an old- fashionedtomato, Long

Several former employees of Cigna Corp. became part of the new senior management team at Empire Blue

The good news from California is that seven years of drought have ended, the state is looking at bum

For the first time since 1987, the largest shipowners' mutual insurance group will not be raising li

Lloyd's of London is preparing to return to battle for market share after the historic agreement Wed

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An expert in ship rescues says the vessels assigned to escort Alaska's oil- tanker fleet may not be

U.S. banks are plotting an assault on the Mexican market in anticipation of approval of the North Am

The Georgia Ports Authority has relocated its New York-area trade development office to Edison, N.J.

The Port of Tacoma took the first step toward construction of a 50-acre container terminal on a wate

The Port of Singapore Authority will implement new regulations for bunker tankers to upgrade service

Unifrutti of America Inc. plans to again import Chilean fruit through the Port of Wilmington during

While everyone was looking the other way in the City by the Bay, an infamous ship skipped town. Ther

Wyatt Inc., a major terminal operator in New Haven, Conn., has reorganized under Chapter 11 bankrupt

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General Electric Co. is making a determined push to increase and widen its presence in China.

Re-Engineering Warehousing and Distribution Operations. Oct. 21-22. Seminar presented by the Departm

Consolidated Freightways Inc. posted its best quarter in four years, reporting 1993 third-quarter ne

Independent truckers are planning a 500-truck demonstration outside CNN-TV's Atlanta headquarters Su

Electric Fuels Corp. of St. Petersburg has taken delivery of 50 aluminum automatic discharge coal ho