Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Maersk Logistics has joined Global Freight Exchange, an online booking airfreight booking service.

United Parcel Service on Monday announced the expansion of its Trade Direct services by adding air c

FedEx Corp. has extended from Aug. 5 to Aug. 12 the expiration date of its offer to exchange $1.6 bi

As heavy monsoon rains ease, train and road links to the western Indian city of Mumbai were slowly b

WASHINGTON -- Representatives from the Dominican Republic signed the Central American Free Trade Agr

EGL Inc. on Friday reported a stronger-than-expected surge in second-quarter earnings as the logisti

The Dispute Settlement Body of the World Trade Organization has established a compliance panel to in

The World Trade Organization has rejected a call from Mauritius, backed by Bangladesh, for a special

European Union subsidies for sugar producers violate global trade rules, the World Trade Organizatio

The Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA), a leading advocate for international trade in high-technol

WINDSOR - The operator of the one of the busiest international highway connections in the world want

Menlo Worldwide Trade Services announced the opening of a new office in Lewiston, N.Y., serving the

WASHINGTON -- President Bush on Wednesday signed into law the U.S. free trade agreement with Austral

The Greenbrier Cos. said Wednesday that is has received an order for 1,100 double-stack intermodal w

Responding to pressure from textile manufacturers around the globe, WTO Director-General Supachai Pa

Bromma Group said it has sold more than 50 of its STS45 separating twin-lift spreaders in Europe and

The Board of Commissioners of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on Wednesday authorized

DHL Danzas Air and Ocean plans to set up more facilities in Indonesia by the end of the year as incr

APL and Container Corp. of India have established a joint venture to build and operate a container f

A critical trade deal between the United States and Vietnam has been extended for an extra year, and

Despite widespread skepticism from agricultural unions and non-governmental organizations, governmen

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.ChinaHong Kong International TerminalsCOS

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.An improving economy isn''t dampening shippers'' enthusia

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Rich Products is using the CHEP pallet pooling system for

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Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.In a dramatic bid to raise its profile in the RFID market

Dutch postal and logistics group TPG reported a higher-than-expected second-quarter profit on Monday

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Congress in late July approved $8.2 billion in funding fo

Members of the World Trade Organization have put negotiations for a global trade agreement back on t

CSX Corp. has established a credit line with a group of minority-owned banks in areas served by the

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The White House revived hopes for the passage of a highwa

Exel on Friday said first-half income was boosted by acquisitions and strong freight volumes that he

In a move seen as a victory for the U.S. shrimp industry, the U.S. Commerce Department proposed tari

Negotiators on Thursday agreed to cuts in farm aid by industrial nations, improving the likelihood t

The inter-agency Trade Policy Staff Committee will convene a public hearing in Washington on Sept. 2

Rail operator Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. on Thursday posted a quarterly profit, reversing

Consumer products giant Procter & Gamble announced it has selected Tibbett & Britten Group North Ame

Canadian Pacific Railway on Thursday said higher freight volumes drove profits up 146 percent in the

Pacer International said Thursday that international business helped increase net income 25 percent

Short-line railroad operator RailAmerica Inc. on Thursday posted sharply weaker quarterly earnings f