North American truckers have tried protesting, but now they’re partnering directly with the lawmakers.

GEODIS MyParcel, a cross-border delivery software system that operates on a direct-to-customer basis, is looking to assist brands in expanding their e-commerce businesses on a global scale.

Better start saving up even more for that new pick-up truck.

The Thunder is a fishing vessel sitting comfy on Interpol’s Most Wanted List along with four other ships.

The Mississippi River is shrinking and the largest barge operator in the U.S., Ingram Barge Company, is wanting the historically low water levels will hinder deliveries.

Chinese state-owned drug manufacturer Sinopharm is partnering with Merck & Co. in order to bring its antiviral COVID-19 medicine to Chinese soil... eventually.

Politico contributor Zach Montellaro writes about the growing fears of possible election fraud brewing at the polls.

Canada’s grain harvest was astronomical this fall - the 3rd largest crop on record - but the country is struggling to get enough rail cars to transport it all.

Currently, the country is set up to absorb 20% of the world's lithium refining capacity within the next five years.

As it turns out, a lot of the rest of the world might think that the United States has something to do with it… but you wouldn’t know that if you only browsed domestic news sources.

California’s High Desert is the home of a new BNSF project - a $1.5 billion intermodal complex meant to relieve some of the congestion at the west coast ports.

Three of the four Nord Stream pipes under the Baltic Sea mysteriously exploded last week.

Ocean carriers are still swimming in bathtubs of money.

Driver shortage this, driver shortage that. Well, New York is doing something about it.

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is fighting to protect food and agriculture from invasive species after pointing off that climate change and international trade are putting the earth at serious risk.

The White House issued an emergency Jones Act waiver to Puerto Rico and The American Maritime Partnership (AMP) is not happy.

With too much congestion clogging the West Coast ports, many ships rerouted to the East Coast, instead.

The United States, Japan, and South Korea are joining forces to secure a semiconductor supply chain that could force China from its top spot.

Well, that’s a lot of parcels.

Students and professionals, rejoice!