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Hazard Communication. June 23. Seminar sponsored by Vessel Operators Hazardous Materials Association

In an effort to reignite stalled aviation talks with the United States, British Transportation Secre

After issuing more than $315,000 in fines to truckers and suppliers accused of evading diesel taxes

Many foreign airlines flying into the United States, chiefly from lesser- developed countries, fail

Norfolk Southern Corp. is putting its strategic focus on continuously improving customer service, ac

SECOND RAIL STRIKE PARALYZES BRITAINLONDON - British railway workers staged a second

June 22, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

It makes no sense for the National Association of Insurance Commissioners to link passage of a model

The number of vessels insured for liability by the Assuranceforeningen Skuld protection and indemnit

Four of Texas' largest workers compensation carriers pledged to cut the rates they charge employers

German shipbuilders are pressing the Bonn government to appoint a maritime coordinator within the Ec

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

DXI INC. (Pittsburgh) - Daniel G. Grant has been named president and chief operating of- ficer. Mr.

Canada said it expects the United States to restart failed negotiations aimed at reaching a deal on

Sources in Washington and here at the American Petroleum Institute's oil tanker conference believe t

Transport will loom large at the European Union's summit starting here Friday as leaders of the 12-n

The Westbound and Eastbound conferences in the U.S.-Mediterranean trades announced a merger Wednesda

Exporters shipping to the Commonwealth of Independent States can minimize losses and present a more

In a gamble aimed at putting the Port of Philadelphia back in contention for North Atlantic containe

Containerized cargo that traditionally moves through U.S. ports will be diverted to Canada and Mexic

GENERAL STEVEDORING COUNCIL (Rotterdam) - The General Stevedoring Council named James S. Field as it

Malaysia's key electronics sector exported 46.7 billion ringgit (US$18.01 billion) in goods in 1993,

The leading railroads in intermodal traffic have conducted a quiet mating dance designed to create a

Supertankers built in the mid-1970s will likely not be scrapped as soon as many in the industry had

Legislation to implement a historic world-trade agreement is racing an early election-year recess in

Korean container manufacturers, once kings of the seas, are fighting a rear- guard action against an

Despite the uncertainties of cargo on the backhaul, U.S. trucking companies appear more optimistic a

As part of the transportation industry's increased focus on providing ''seamless" service,the automa

As shipping capacity continues to grow on major trade lanes such as thetrans-Pacific, where

When Congress passed the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act in 1991, the title alone s

Trailers and containers aren't the only things flying over the highways this spring. Asthe recently

Container shipping companies offering service between Japan and major consumer markets in Europe and

In these days of heightened environmental consciousness, a seemingly innocuous cargo container can r

January-December 1993 International Freight in 20-Foot Container Equivalents, or TEUsTotal

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

June 22, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The biggest U.S.-Russian joint venture yet is about to be signed, government and business sources sa

FOREIGN FIRMS IN CHINA HAD 260 STRIKES IN '93BEIJING - Foreign-invested companies we

Austria Wednesday posted an April current account deficit of 2.7 billion schillings ($240 million) c

Japanese Foreign Minister Koji Kakizawa Wednesday called on Japan to promptly conclude trade talks w