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Old Dominion Freight Line is filling in gaps in its terminal network and building freight density.

Containerized imports at the Port of Los Angeles increased as trade flows in the trans-Pacific appear to be returning to normal seasonal patterns.

Five non-vessel-operating common carriers and forwarders have paid the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission to settle allegations they misrepresented cargo to carriers.

Lufthansa Cargo and Cathay Pacific have signed a partnership to operate a joint network.

One of the big three providers of U.S. marine chassis is being sold to a new owner.

The idle container ship fleet shrank marginally over the past fortnight as some Panamax vessels found work, but the outlook for this size sector remains bleak, according to Alphaliner.

China’s Cosco Pacific is buying a stake in Rotterdam’s Euromax container terminal from Hong Kong-based Hutchison Port Holdings.

Trucking giant Transport Corporation of India is moving into the cold chain logistics.

DFDS posted record-high first-quarter earnings as freight traffic soared.

Terminal operators fear that weighing export containers with the precision that might be required under SOLAS could intensify gate congestion in the largest U.S. port complex of Los Angeles-Long Beach.

Far-reaching regulation will affect many smaller U.S. transport operators, shippers as well as large companies.

A group of 19 container lines has announced a plan to ease the concerns of U.S. exporters over liability when it comes to SOLAS.

Kansas City Southern Railway announced the name of its new chief executive officer Wednesday.

Truck capacity is overwhelmingly concentrated among small and midsize carriers.

U.S. importers are urging container lines to disclose the cut-off times for the sending of verified gross mass declarations to ease their fears over the supply chain grinding to a halt.

Shippers torn between road and rail have a new tool they can use to help make the decision.

Although truckload carriers are getting more profitable, their efficiency is flagging, a survey by TMW Systems shows.

The Maersk Line-operated container ship Safmarine Meru is without power and continues to burn after a collision but has been deemed safe to tow.

Deutsche Post DHL hailed the “strongest quarter” in its history.

The Japanese government is planning to invest in a port in southeastern Iran centered on the city of Chabahar.

AirBridgeCargo traffic surged to a record high in the first quarter.

Ships plying the oceans of the world have evolved with the growth in trade. Here's a condensed look at some of the vessels that have molded the container shipping industry.

Truck turn times at container terminals in the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach got a bit longer last month, but still remain below what has been described as a new normal for the harbor trucking community.

India shippers will have more leeway on the tolerance level of variation for container weights, and one decision of the Directorate General of Shipping could impact shippers.

APM Terminals announced Wednesday it will provide container weighing services at 29 locations across its global network to ensure a smooth transition to an international regulation that comes into force on July 1.

The first terminal at the Port of New York and New Jersey has announced how it will respond to the SOLAS container weight rule.

A third major shipping alliance could be announced as soon as this week.

Northeast regional LTL carrier A. Duie Pyle is blending warehousing, distribution and dedicated trucking to attract shippers.

Authorities at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust seem to have resolved issues tied to the introduction of an expanded “direct port delivery” scheme.

Nippon Express Co., Japan’s largest international freight forwarder, saw its net profit surge by double-digits in 2015.

In issuing its guidance on how exporters need to meet the SOLAS container weight rule, Israeli stakeholders have said they will double-check the verified gross mass declarations of containers.

Diversified Port Holdings of Jacksonville, Florida, has acquired the Savannah and Charleston breakbulk operations of Liberty Terminals, and will operate them as Seaonus-Savannah LLC.

Containerized imports at the major U.S. gateways are projected to decrease modestly over the next six months.

The Virginia Port Authority has revised its position on the SOLAS container weight rule, the latest sign of how terminals and port operators are changing tactics.

Port Panama City plans to develop a breakbulk forest products terminal on a newly acquired waterfront tract at the U.S. Gulf Coast port on the Florida panhandle.

Hyundai Merchant Marine will meet with bondholders to offer a repayment plan that will ensure its survival over the coming years.

Mitsui O.S.K Lines and Wan Hai Lines have joined forces for a new intra-Asia service.

Europe’s northern gateway ports will remain a better option than their Mediterranean rivals for Asia cargo.

Japan is providing Vietnam with new loans.

Analyst Drewry says the container shipping industry is on track to lose up to $10 billion this year after a disappointing first quarter.