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WASHINGTON - Food importers will have to double up on their advance cargo-reporting in order to comp

United Parcel Service on Wednesday introduced a new service that combines global express delivery wi

Deutsche Post Global Mail USA has restructured its services and customer support.The Herndon

After yet another political delay, South Korea is proposing that the rail line linking it with Nor

Norfolk Southern Corp. today reported fourth-quarter net income of $129 million, up 12 percent compa

The U.S. Customs Service is opening its first permanent base in the Middle East -to help track the f

Transportation conglomerate CNF Inc. said net income totaled $22 million in the fourth quarter, comp

Will cargo on U.S. aircraft and U.S.-flag ships be excluded from coverage as part of the government'

Canadian Pacific Railway said cost-cutting helped offset the effects of drought on grain shipments,

WASHINGTON - The Customs Service has announced that it will close three drawback offices by July. Th

Will cargo on U.S. aircraft and U.S.-flag ships be excluded from coverage as part of the government'

The Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Co. and Ferrocarril Mexicano (Ferromex) today announced

Record results from international business more than offset a drop in domestic business for United P

The Transportation Security Administration has named two more executives to its management team.

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Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Market changes such as the growing demand for environment

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.Schef Lang, the first federal railroad administrator (196

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.A recent federal appeals court decision is being heralded

Exel, the British logistics provider, announced Monday that it has opened a facility at the Dammam R

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The government's fledgling agency charged with transport

WASHINGTON - The Department of Homeland Security is almost open for business.The building bl

Copyright 2003, Traffic World, Inc.The global electronic standards initiative for the paper

A recent congressional hearing on Gov. Tom Ridge's nomination to become head of the new Department o

WASHINGTON - The Treasury Advisory Committee on Commercial Operations of the U.S. Customs Service, k

When West Coast ports reopened on Oct. 9 following the 10-day employer lockout of longshoremen, impo

The Mississippi River has reached abnormally low levels as a result of drought, and that is beginnin

Danzas, the logistics subsidiary of Deutsche Post World Net, said it has signed with Lemuir Group of

Record cold across the eastern two-thirds of the nation piled snow on southern highways and choked n

The Sri Lankan government has implemented the WTO Agreement on Customs Valuation beginning this mon

WASHINGTON - Hours after the U.S. Senate voted Wednesday to confirm Tom Ridge as Secretary of the De

WASHINGTON - The Customs Service will begin enforcing the "most egregious" violations of the 24-hour

Yellow Corp. on Thursday said profits jumped sharply in the fourth quarter thanks to the closing las

Cost-cutting helped Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. boost fourth-quarter earnings by 14 percent a

Roadway Corp. said today that fourth-quarter net income more than doubled on strong revenue growth.<

Canadian National Railway on Tuesday said net income dropped 23 percent to C$800 million ($520 milli

Heartland Express Earnings Inc. said Wednesday that fourth-quarter earnings were $91.9 million, up f

The Senate voted unanimously Wednesday to confirm Tom Ridge as the first secretary of Homeland Secur

Contract talks between the Teamsters union and U.S. trucking companies broke off Tuesday amid differ

WASHINGTON - Railroads, like airlines and motor carriers before them, urged U.S. Customs to minimize

Union Pacific Corp., North America's largest rail operator, on Wednesday reported higher quarterly e