Supply chain

U.S.-flag Great Lakes vessels hauled 101.3 million tons of cargo in 2002, a drop of less than 1 perc

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The nation's critical air and highway infrastructure need

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.A web-based network for freight forwarders called Globali

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is hailing the first congres

WASHINGTON - Plans to restructure the cargo release process for imports and exports hauled by truck

WASHINGTON - The United States and Singapore overcame the last hurdle blocking a Free Trade Agreemen

WASHINGTON - The Senate Government Affairs committee opened hearings today on Gov. Tom Ridge's confi

WASHINGTON - Fears over possible military action in the Middle East is damping foreign trade investm

The 2002 shipping season on the Upper Great Lakes ended Wednesday with the closing of the Soo Locks,

As president of the Lakes Carriers Association, George Ryan spearheaded successful lobbying efforts

A. Scheffer Lang, 75, the first Federal Railroad Administrator and an early proponent of railroad de

WASHINGTON - The still-evolving third-party logistics market is still fragmented in terms of the num

Services have been held for Susan C. Murray, 58, vice president of the directories division for Comm

Richard D. "Rick" Trott has been appointed vice president, strategic planning for Con-Way Transporta

USF Processors Inc., the reverse logistics unit of USFreightways Corp., has appointed Harold Anderso

Air express operators working in China are now free to take control of joint ventures up to a maximu

The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism, a government-business initiative to protect global

WASHINGTON - The United States on Jan. 27 will launch negotiations on a Central America free-trade a

While ocean shippers work their way through new regulations for reporting cargo information in advan

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Surface Transportation Board Chairman Roger Nober named J

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Schneider Logistics Europe has signed a contract to provi

Deutsche Post World Net is expected to pay up to $300 million for the 50 percent share it does not a

With less than a month to go before U.S. Customs begins to enforce its controversial 24-hour advance

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.North American consumers are paying 40 percent more for n

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.North Dakota has included a recommendation in its 2003-20

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.For online logistics networks Nistevo and NTE, 2002 was a

Last year on two separate occasions, the U.S. Coast Guard in New York harbor turned away CMA CGM con

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Is Washington about to create a nightmare for shippers? S

WASHINGTON - Ready or not, shippers and carriers will face sanctions beginning Feb. 2 for not comply

TradePoint Systems LLC, a provider of software and services for international trade, says it has rel

Norfolk Southern Railway is taking on the truckload market for paper products.The Norfolk, V

For the first time in more than a decade, World Trade Institute (WTI) of Pace University has unveile

WASHINGTON -Rep. Christopher Cox, R-Calif., has been named by House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Ill.,

OTTAWA - Canadian investigators criticized the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corp. for its handling

Supply chain software provider, FreightDesk Technologies, Inc., said it has released software applic

Kirby Corp. on Tuesday said it would buy ExxonMobil Corp.'s barge fleet in a further consolidation o

NYK Line has established a British subsidiary to expand its logistics business in Europe.Bas

Kimberly-Clark Europe has extended its relationship with Schneider Logistics with a new supply-chain

James H. I. Weakley will become president of the Lake Carriers' Association, a group that represents

BDP Asia-Pacific, a wholly owned subsidiary of BDP International, has opened a full-service regional