Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Agents' House, a Brazilian forwarder and customs broker, has opened its first U.S. office in Jackson

Maersk Logistics has introduced a new logistics technology solution.The service, called "Spe

The European Union said it has a trade dispute with Moscow that had threatened up to 1.2 billion eur

TACOMA, Wash. -- Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., Thursday stressed the importance of keeping Operation S

The Port of Miami, Port Everlades and other transportation interests in southern Florida shut down o

WASHINGTON -- A coalition of U.S. textiles associations is preparing to file complaints with the fed

Mongolia will seek a free-trade pact with the United States in an effort to protect its textile indu

Japan today threatened trade sanctions against the United States before the end of the year if Washi

U.S. manufacturing posted slower growth in August, a report from the nation's purchasing managers sa

CSX Transportation said it recently partnered with OmniTRAX Inc. to improve rail switching services

A Nafta arbitration panel ruled today that the U.S. International Trade Commission has failed to pro

Short-line railroad operator RailAmerica Inc. said Tuesday that it completed the sale of its Freight

Last week, Burlington Northern Santa Fe moved parts for the 1,050th -- and last -- Boeing 757 from a

The North Dakota Wheat Commission said it would press on in its attempts to put the Canadian Wheat B

Mexico faces one of its most concerted nationwide protests in recent years on Wednesday, when Presid

The European Union, Japan and Brazil have received approval from the World Trade Organization to imp

With logistics costs running to 20 percent of GDP and up to 40 percent of an exporter's total costs,

India's government on Tuesday offered tax concessions to exporters and proposed the creation of free

The Furniture Retailers of America (FRA), a coalition of U.S. retail companies formed to combat an a

Hundreds of Iraqi and foreign firms will participate in an international trade fair in Baghdad on De

India may cut several export subsidies to conform to the norms of the World Trade Organization and e

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The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees, a union representing about 40,000 railroad workers,

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.SMC3 is trying to expand its technology, and its role in

China's Railway Ministry has awarded contracts for upgrading key railway lines to six firms, includi

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Kintetsu World Express and Maersk Logistics joined Global

The World Trade Organization on Monday rejected a U.S. appeal against an earlier finding that Canada

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. International Trade Commission is soliciting input for an investigation into

CHENNAI, India - The seven-day nationwide strike by Indian truckers ended on Saturday without causin

Taiwan's exports to China increased 33 percent to $17.7 billion in the first five months of this yea

Israel and Vietnam have signed an agreement that will reduce Vietnamese customs duties on Israeli ex

China's Legislature has passed a law that gives electronic signatures the same legal effect as han

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Intermodal operators hope a test program at the Port of B

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Tucson, Ariz.-based OrderPro Logistics is suing its found

United Parcel Service will begin using three large package-delivery vehicles powered by hydrogen fue

China and Hong Kong on Friday expanded their free-trade pact, with a deal to let Hong Kong companies

TNT Logistics North America has appointed Stan Czeczotka manager of business development in its grow

China, in a step toward creating true free-trade zones at its main ports, has approved applications

WASHINGTON -- The Departmental Advisory Committee on Commercial Operations of Customs and Border Pro

Japanese exports fell for a second month in July on lower demand in the U.S. and China for goods inc