Container Shipping News

In 1999, Flemming R. Jacobs stunned many in the shipping industry with his decision to leave A.P. Mo

Marian Duntley, corporate customs manager at Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., is confronting the same issu

service-contract negotiationsTrans-Pacific shippers and carriers pay close attention to U.S.

Six thousand miles long and heavily dependent on refrigerated cargo requiring specialized equipment,

Mediterranean Shipping Co. is finally living up to its name. For years, the company relayed cargo to

Four decades after it opened, the St. Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes navigation system remains one

How big of a deal was the European Commission's decision this month to grant the Trans-Atlantic Conf

As the queues of ships outside West Coast ports have diminished following the 10-day lockout of long

Senator Lines, the shipping company formed in 1994 after the unification of Germany through the merg

The shutdown of West Coast ports last month has created tremendous congestion and additional costs f

Less than 24 hours after West Coast ports reopened following the 10-day lockout of longshoremen, a H

When trans-Pacific carriers announced proposed rate increases for westbound shipments, U.S. exporter

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Hanjin Shipping Co. announced Tuesday that it will enter the North Atlantic trade on Jan. 1 in partn

Crowley Maritime Corp. announced the election of Thomas B. Crowley Jr. as chairman and chief executive.

Shipping lines that fled the French port of Le Havre last month because of labor stoppages are expec

South Korean container shipping lines face the prospect that many of their vessels will be activated