International Transport Journal

The International Transport Journal (ITJ) is a global logistics and trade magazine located in Basel, Switzerland. It publishes 21 editions each year, available in full English, French, and German, reaching readers in 131 countries. For special events like international trade fairs, the magazine is also printed in Russian, Spanish, and Portuguese. Additionally, starting in November 2014, ITJ will release its first Italian-language supplement.

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Logistics has to be pro-active

1 week ago | transportjournal.com | Andreas Haug

In conversation with Vinko Castrogiovanni, managing director of Fiege Switzerland. Fiege Switzerland is positioning itself as a full-service provider with a focus on individual logistics solutions, international freight forwarding and resilient networks. In this interview managing director Vinko Castrogiovanni addresses industry-specific requirements, the role of digital tools and new opportunities in Zurich.
On the go for 160 years

2 weeks ago | transportjournal.com | Andreas Haug

In conversation with André Strebel, CEO, Schneider Transport. Schneider Transport has exemplified transport reliability ever since it was established in 1865. André Strebel, who’s been with the firm since 1991 and was appointed CEO in 2018, spoke to ITJ editor-in-chief Andreas Haug about Schneider’s milestones, its courageous decisions and modern foci – and how not to lose sight of employees and customers, even in today’s digital age.
Southern Pacific freshness

2 weeks ago | transportjournal.com | Andreas Haug

Seafrigo is expanding its multimodal services by adding two new facilities in Santiago de Chile, and simultaneously positioning itself as a strong logistics partner for the country’s booming export industry. Seafrigo, a leading international specialist in temperature-controlled food logistics headquartered in Le Havre (France), has expanded its presence in South America with two new offices in Chile.
Turkish triple take-off

1 month ago | transportjournal.com | Andreas Haug

Turkish air traffic control and IST airport operator IGA have introduced the simultaneous operation of three independent runways. Three Turkish Airlines flights were dispatched on their way personally by the country’s transport minister. On 17 April 2025 an important new chapter in European aviation history was opened at Istanbul airport (IST).
Two ports, one aim

1 month ago | transportjournal.com | Andreas Haug

New sub-concessions for the inland ports of Arles and Lyon combine public and private forces to strengthen the Rhône-Saône corridor. Their focus, presented at Sitl in Paris, is on sustainability, intermodality and the ability to compete. Two landmark decisions concerning the Rhône-Saône corridor were taken by the inland ports of Arles and Lyon, which are positioning themselves for a multimodal and sustainable logistics future.
Banking on maritime

1 month ago | transportjournal.com | Andreas Haug

A groundbreaking partnership agreed upon will see the Puyallup Indians team up with the Northwest Seaport Alliance to develop a new terminal in the port of Tacoma in the US state of Washington. The aim is to expand the hub’s handling capacities and to further strengthen maritime activities in the Pacific Northwest. The Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA), a joint venture between the US ports of Seattle and Tacoma, has formed a historic partnership with the Puyallup Tribe.
A pneumatic solution

1 month ago | transportjournal.com | Andreas Haug

The lagoon city’s airport is the second one in Europe to put an advanced pneumatic waste collection system from Envac into operation. It supports the goal of the Save Group, the hub’s operator, of becoming emission-free by 2030. On 2 April this year a new pneumatic waste management system was inaugurated at Venice airport (VCE), in northern Italy.
ITJ 05 / 2025: ITJ

1 month ago | transportjournal.com | Andreas Haug

Emotional and in motion Italy’s been making many of the big headlines since Easter Monday. Well, the Italian capital Rome, actually, to be more precise. Well, Vatican City, actually, to be pin-point precise – the smallest state in the world. The death of Pope Francis triggered some very special logistics processes in every corner of the world.
Cargo JV in Europe, Middle East, Southeast Asia

2 months ago | transportjournal.com | Andreas Haug

IAG Cargo, Maskargo and Qatar Airways Cargo have announced plans to form a global joint freight business. Subject to regulatory approval, the partnership will enhance connectivity, offer new routes and streamline services for customers worldwide. The joint network will provide improved transit times and harmonised safety standards for all three carriers.
ITJ | Transport Journal

2 months ago | transportjournal.com | Andreas Haug

Far more air cargo than before Covid-19. There’s not a cloud in the sky over the Iberian Peninsula’s airfreight markets, as the latest figures and initiatives on the ground and in the air show. International interest in the Spanish carrier Air Europa remains strong, and the privatisation of TAP Air Portugal, the national carrier of its western neighbour, which turned 80 on 14 March, is likely to be delayed only slightly by the recent change of government.