Sprinter vans will be used by the growing fleet of contractors making final-mile package deliveries.

Shipping company says it will advise customers of “exact amount” of price increases closer to October.

Dubai-controlled firm wins another round in ongoing fight with Djibouti over control of a container terminal.

Union president calls for ratification of the six-year agreement, lauded as its best ever.

BIMCO and Kuehne + Nagel say tariff disputes are starting to take a toll on container shipping.

Grafton & Upton Railroad unloads wood pellets at its Massachusetts facility and represses broken pellets into whole ones before transferring them to trucks.

Despite an increase in cargo volumes, diesel particulate emissions are down 81 percent since 2005.

Containership charterer says tariffs are a risk, but “forecasts suggest world trade will grow by 4.8 percent in 2018.”

Chinese carrier says result was hard won and partly attributable to its terminal business.

More than 2,000 scrubbers are expected to be in use by 2020 and LNG is gaining ground as a fuel in deep sea shipping.

Focused on intermodal haulage, the company aims to open the market to more small truckers.

Peak season, tariffs and discontinued services result in tight capacity and rising freight rates.

Matson and Pasha resume full operations in the wake of Hurricane Lane.

Emissions reduced while container volume reached an all-time high.

Two thousand units will feature Carrier Transicold’s environmentally friendly NaturalLine refrigeration units.

Tax and regulatory cuts boosted the return of manufacturing jobs to American shores, but a trade war could change that.

Carrier joins others offering transpacific contracts on New York Shipping Exchange.

Company carried 17 percent more containers, but freight rates were lower and the cost of fuel and charters was higher.

Ship will make a trial voyage along the north coast of Russia.

FMC says amendments to regulations governing NRAs and NSAs aim to make them more attractive to shippers and carriers.