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Furniture: Built to last?
By Bill Dibenedetto |
Trying to sell furniture or raise prices is risky business in a market that's bedeviled by the housi
Obama, Durbin Resist EJ&E Deal
John D. Boyd |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Canadian National Railway''s attempts to redraw the rail
Rail News
British Invasion
Michael Fabey |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.While other European airlines found themselves mired in M
Air Cargo
Port Truck Plan Rolls On
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The Port of Los Angeles has moved a step closer to implem
Maritime
Seafood: Farm fresh
By Alan M. Field |
Per-capita consumption of seafood in the U.S. continues to grow, in part because of the growing cons
MAC attacks
By Rosalind Mclymont |
When Kazakhstan amended its Customs Code late last August, local customs officials interpreted the a
CSDs: Not ready for prime time
By R.G. Edmonson |
A new name, but the game's the same: Container security devices are now conveyance security devices
RADAR SCREEN
JOC Staff |
Long Beach doesn't plan to delay ban on old trucksNo matter what else happens, the Port of L
Big plans in Montreal
By Courtney Tower |
His shrug of mild distaste is felt over the telephone. Patrice M. Pelletier dislikes the word "ambit
Maritime
Off The Road
William B. Cassidy & John Gallagher |
A business model priding itself on fast dock-to-dock delivery proved no match for fuel prices ravagi
Trucking News
Reefer Rates Holding Up
John Gallagher |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Rates for fresh produce are under the same pressure as th
Trucking News
The Back Page
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Magic Numbers. Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-Grain, took special c
People
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Quick International Courier, New York, hired Geoff Brand
Maersk Trims Losses
Bruce Barnard |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Maersk Line, the world''s biggest ocean container carrier
Maritime
Discussion Groups Urge Surcharge Hikes
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Recommended fuel surcharges in the trans-Pacific liner tr
Maritime
DHL Americas a Profit Drag
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The latest sign that DHL faces a pressing need to rethink
Air Cargo
Rose Open to Heavy Trucks
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.In a signal of potential thawing relations between the ra
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Ag Shippers Hail Study
Ari Natter |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Many agricultural shippers expect a government-mandated s
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Bananas: Battered and bruised
By Alan M. Field |
Few fruits are more familiar - yet more mysterious - than the lowly banana. Bananas are world's four
Wait till next year
By Bill Dibenedetto |
Hanging tough" is a good way to describe the third-party logistics market at the moment.That
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
TWIC on the Runway?
Ari Natter |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.One of the biggest critics of the Transportation Worker I
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Mercy Corps relies on DHL to ship emergency supplies worth $1 million from Portland to Myanmar and China
JOC Staff |
-- DHL provides international freight services and warehouse storage in Bangkok- New partnership
Six myths about free trade
By Alan M. Field |
Maybe they should stop calling it "free" trade. You see, the word "free" is so simple and familiar,
Cotton: No shrinking market
By Bill Mongelluzzo |
Cotton exporters are learning how to survive in a new shipping environment where demand for their pr
Bankruptcy's other victims
By William Hoffman |
When Sharper Image filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in February, the upscale electronics r
Ante Up For Security
Michael Fabey |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Government memo to freight forwarders bemoaning the extra
Air Cargo
Truckload Gaining Traction
John Gallagher |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Trucking companies able to maintain a firm grip on custom
Trucking News
Wal-Mart Focused on Logistics Efficiency
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Wal-Mart says it is getting more efficient in a tough eco
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
M&A Wave Breaks Overseas
William Hoffman |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.When it comes to mergers and acquisitions in the transpor
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
White House Nominates Cumber to STB
JOC Staff |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The White House is trying to put a lasting stamp on the S
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
May 26, 2008
JOC Staff |
Magic Numbers. Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-Grain, took special care in the legislation halting additions to
Losing out to Liechtenstein
By John Engler |
When outdated government regulations mean U.S. companies lose out to a Liechtenstein firm in the glo
About the Top 100
JOC Staff |
The Journal of Commerce's annual Top 100 U.S. Importers and Exporters ranking is based on data from
Apparel: Dressed for success
By Alan M. Field |
From running shoes to women's brassieres, few products are as dependent on international trade as fo
Gearing Up For the Fall
John D. Boyd |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.For the firms that book shippers'' intermodal freight ont
After Quake, China Keeps Balance
William Hoffman |
Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Despite a horrifying death toll and enormous damage to lo
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
6 TWIC centers added
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
Six more enrollment centers for the Transportation Worker Identification Credential will open by mid
Maritime
Safmarine, DAL end Europe-S. Africa joint venture
The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINE |
Safmarine and DAL Deutsche Afrika-Linie, a privately-owned German shipping line, said they have mutu
Maritime
NWA Cargo Hikes Surcharges
Thomas L. Gallagher |
As jet fuel prices hit record highs, NWA Cargo will raise its fuel surcharges by a dime in certain m
Air Cargo
Evergreen Links East-West
JOC Staff |
Evergreen has launched its new Far East Panama Service (FPS) connecting markets in Mexico, the Carib
Maritime
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