Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Government and industry must work together to create standards for electronic container seals to mak

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has abandoned its effort to establish new rules gov

LeanLogistics, a third-party logistics provider based in Holland, Mich., is suggesting several ways

Exel has opened a new office in Buenos Aires, Argentina.The Dallas-based logistics provider

Canadian National has named Paul D. Waite as vice president of its intermodal quality assurance unit

Rail operator Kansas City Southern said a Delaware court enforced an injunction and held Grupo TMM S

A Pennsylvania company has purchased the Iowa Interstate Railroad, a Midwestern hauler of grain, ste

The Council of Logistics Management has taken over sponsorship of the State of Logistics Report,

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK Line) said it has rebranded its logistics subsidiaries as NYK Logistics eff

TradePoint Systems, a Nashua, N.H.-based provider of customs compliance, international freight forwa

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The citizenship case of AStar Air Cargo is in the hands o

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Big ticket, enterprise-wide transformation projects may b

The government of Israel and its largest union today signed an agreement to end public sector labor

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Wood fiber and mulch products maker Garick Corp. opened a

NEW DELHI -- The Indian government has issued new rules requiring ocean carriers and airlines to fil

In an effort to help rebuild Iraq's railways, for which Washington has allocated $210 million throug

CSX Intermodal on Monday said it expects to implement its January fuel surcharge, which will rise 0.

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.An information system to support the real-time planning a

There's now competition in Hong Kong's electronic trade services, with the entry Jan. 1 of Global

China's new policies aimed at opening its markets has led three Hong Kong banks to set up branches i

U.S. intermodal rail shipments in 2003 are running ahead of year-ago levels, according to industry d

A new study is challenging official claims that expanding the Great Lakes navigation system and St.

Commercial truck drivers would need to take longer breaks between their road trips under U.S. Depart

Stonepath Group, the diversified global logistics services provider, said it completed the acquisiti

U.S. agriculture officials arrived Tuesday in South Korea, the second-largest foreign market for Ame

FedEx Corp. has agreed to buy business services provider Kinko's for $2.4 billion in cash from buy-o

A ban on imports of beef by nations representing 90 percent of U.S. beef exports has added to t

China's foreign trade will reach $840 billion this year, upfrom $620 billion in 2002, but a

The U.S. is intensifying transportation security amid an elevated threat of terror attacks.T

Sri Lanka ON Jan. 1 will begin trials of an ambitious automated cargo clearance system aimed at spe

A single Holstein on a Washington state farm has tested positive for mad-cow disease, marking the di

The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA) expects to spend $750,000 to beef up the 20-mil

A study released by the Port of Pittsburgh Commission found that the area's Ohio River terminals are

TPG NV, the Dutch mail and logistics company, said it acquired a 60 percent share in Prime Vision,

Concert Group Logistics plans to open an office in Dallas on Jan. 12, giving the domestic air forwar

NWA Cargo, the cargo subsidiary of Northwest Airlines, plans to use Web technology to help customers

Lowe's, the home improvement retailer, has appointed Michael Mabry as its senior vice president of d

FedEx Freight East has named Larry C. Miller as senior vice president. Miller, who had serv

The U.S. Postal Service and the American Postal Workers Union agreed on a plan that would make earl

Many agree the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is the most important piece of legislation affecting corporate gov