MOL Restoring Pricing on Asia Lanes
MOL announced the implementation of a general rate restoration program on the Asia-Europe trade...
US Port Traffic Continues Drop
After ending 2008 down 7.9%, cargo volume at major US retail container ports is expected to drop at an even faster pace during the first half of 2009...
Milieudefensie and Rotterdam Sign Agreement
Milieudefensie and the Port of Rotterdam Authority are presenting the 'Agreement on a Sustainable Maasvlakte'...
FedEx Opens Its New Asia Hub
The $150 million facility is the largest FedEx Express hub outside the US...
Volga-Dnepr and Virgin Show Growth
Volga-Dnepr enjoyed a huge boost in sales last year as Virgin begins regular Australia to the US service...
Homeland Security Adds APL Executive
The National Maritime Security Advisory Committee of the Department of Homeland Security now has a maritime executive as a member...
Logistics Confidence Monitor Launched
Transport Intelligence has launched a Global Logistics Confidence Monitor to aid in measuring business performance by industry sector and geography...
Agility Continues to Expand
The global logistics provider has recently added to its capabilities in Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe....
Indian Port Investments Pay Big Dividends
In the face of the world’s economic woes, India seeks to improve its competitive position...
Uncharacteristic Snowfall Slows UK
An estimated 20% of the UK's workforce stayed off work on Monday February 2nd as a result of heavy snow. Roadways, rail and air transport were all affected in parts of the UK...
DHL Express Expands Its Mexican Infrastructure
The new $6.2 million facility at Mexico City’s International Airport combines an advanced logistics gateway with a customer service call center...
Russian Port Upgrades Its Infrastructure
As with other ports throughout the world, despite a slackened world economy, major improvements are underway...
Ken Torok Moves at UPS
Ken Torok will direct the UPS forwarding group. He will be responsible for global organization's strategy, performance and revenue growth...
Five International Firms Join University Think Tanks
Five large, worldwide companies—BBC Chartering, Colgate-Palmolive, Frito-Lay, Terra Technology and Volkswagen of America—have joined the Demand and Supply Integration Forums at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville...
Inteva Launches Plex Online in Germany and Mexico
Plex Systems, Inc., formerly known as Plexus Systems, announced that Inteva Products has launched Plex Online (POL) in two locations: its European Headquarters and Technical Center in Wuppertal, Germany and its Matamoras Operations Plant 2 in Matamoras, Mexico...
Easing Cross-Border Freight Congestion
The US Department of Transportation (DOT) has signed agreements with the States of Washington and California to undertake actions aimed at defusing frustration for people and freight movements at the borders...
Janel World Trade Reports Record Revenues
Janel World Trade, Ltd., a full-service global provider of integrated transportation logistics services, reported record revenue of $82,745,383...
Schenker of Canada Ltd. Enhances its Portfolio
DB Schenker's warehousing and distribution services now include display building and co-packing aimed at Food, FMCG and Retail customers...
MOL Announces Service Changes
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd (MOL; President: Akimitsu Ashida) revised coverage on its Asia-East Coast South America Service (CSW)...
Hong Kong Ranked World's Freest Economy
For the 15th consecutive year, Hong Kong has been ranked as the world's freest economy in the 2009 Index of Economic Freedom...
The Melodrama Ends as Air France-KLM Joins Relaunched Alitalia
The strategic partnership comes at a cost of $427 million by Air France-KLM (AF-KLM), for which it receives a minority stake in Compagnia Aeria Italia, the new Alitalia (AZ)...
Indian Truck Strike Ends
Fuel prices and tolls were behind an eight-day strike by Indian truckers that affected industrial goods and quickly affected prices on food...
France Upgrades Its Ports
As the effort to privatize French port operations moves ahead, so do infrastructure improvements...
Texas DOT Flattens the Trans-Texas Corridor
The $175 billion plan put forward by Governor Rick Perry in 2002 was to be part of a 1,200-foot-wide corridor running from Mexico to Oklahoma. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) offers a revised vision that puts a halt to the project...
Mexico Cuts Tariffs to Aid Manufacturing
Recession in the US has significantly reduced demand for exports from Mexico. The country hopes lowered tariffs will help, in particular, to support its maquiladoras...
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