Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Sinotrans Ltd., the Chinese logistics and shipping company, said net profit rose 23 percent in 2003

China opened its largest inland container depot at Longtan, part of the Port of Nanjing, on the Yang

MOL announced that its Starlink information system that provides real-time Web tracking capability,

The New York State Department of Transportation is conducting a survey that will assess the feasibil

RailAmerica Inc. said it will sell its Freight Australia subsidiary to Australian rail-freight logis

The International Trade Data Users will hold a conference, "International Trade Information in a Cha

Norfolk Southern Corp. and Honda Manufacturing of Alabama last week dedicated a new $15 million rail

The proportion of United Kingdom exporters' saying their business would benefit should Britain adopt

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Moen knows getting bath and kitchen products to consumers

WASHINGTON -- Tariffs and quotas cost the average American family $238 in hidden "protection taxes,"

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.With prominent parts of the government backing expanded c

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Federal highway regulators are looking at some "minor twe

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The House Ways and Means Committee may have paved the way

WASHINGTON -- The United States and Panama will begin negotiating a free trade agreement next month,

Kuehne & Nagel reported net profit rose to 196 million Swiss francs ($152 million) in 2003 from zero

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Congress wants concrete answers on lingering air cargo se

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.A top federal transportation official says the threat of

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.How do you improve demand management in an industry that

Adrienne Bailey has been named executive vice president of transportation purchasing and equipment f

A tanker truck carrying 9,000 gallons of heating oil crashed and burned on Interstate 95 Thursday ni

Deborah J. Spero, a veteran Customs and Border Protection executive, will become acting deputy commi

IES, a provider of international transportation software, has released a Web-based service that it s

Governments seeking to revive agriculture talks at the World Trade Organization should aim by the su

Would-be brokers who take the Customs licensing examination on April 5 will find that the test is no

Transportation interests in Los Angeles-Long Beach are developing a game plan they say will acc

ORLANDO, Fla. - As the government rapidly puts an end to paper trade filings, exporters should get r

U.S. senators pressed the Bush administration on Tuesday to sharply boost rail security investment,

ORLANDO, Fla. - Identity theft is becoming an increasing serious problem for exporters, a Customs of

WASHINGTON -- The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved a $275 billion six-year

DHL has opened two new Express Logistics Centers (ELCs) in Sao Paolo, Brazil, and Mexico City.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- The National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America is opposing a pl

The month-long strike at Canadian National Railway Co. will cut its first quarter profit by 8 to 10

NATO will establish a pilot radio frequency identification program to manage its supply chain betwee

The Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Co. today announced a $40 million plan to expand its Te

A second rail line linking China's east coast with Central Asia is being touted by officials in th

The Transportation Security Administration announced it will not begin implementation of biometric b

CP Ships Ltd. announced Tuesday it has entered into an agreement to acquire ROE Logistics, a private

Management Dynamics, a provider of price and contract management systems for the ocean transportatio

OTTAWA -- The St. Lawrence Seaway opened the 2004 shipping season today amid bright traffic forecast

The American Trucking Associations said it has entered into a $19.3 million cooperative agreement wi