Strongest September on record reported at Port of Long Beach
The Port of Long Beach achieved its busiest September on record, boosted by consumer demand for holiday-related goods,... 
European states where it's most expensive to ship to revealed
A new study by cross-border shopping platform UBuy Switzerland has revealed the European states where is most costly to...
Norwegian fisheries have set exports records recently in snow crab, king crab, farmed salmon and mackerel, much of it bound for Asia.
Asia’s role in the future growth of farmed fish exports was a key theme of The Future of Norwegian
Hapag-Lloyd, Norsul to launch new joint venture for cabotage business in Brazil
Hapag-Lloyd and the Brazilian shipping and waterway logistics company Norsul have set up a new joint venture called...
DP World expands automotive logistics business with CFR Rinkens acquisition
DP World has reinforced its commitment to the global automotive industry with the acquisition of CFR Rinkens, a...
Chapman Freeborn transports six helicopters on a single B747-800 freighter
Chapman Freeborn has transported six helicopters on a single Boeing 747-800 freighter. Chapman Freeborn — the global...
TIACA seeks government regulations on lithium batteries
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) is pressing governments to support the safe carriage of lithium...
Etihad Cargo enhances US cool chain capabilities with WFS partnership
Etihad Cargo has enhanced its cool chain capabilities in the US through the expansion of the carrier's network ...
TAC Index: Global air freight rates fell back a little
Global air freight rates fell back a little last week, according to the latest data from the TAC index. The price...
While China is still Asia’s leading exporter, Anson Bailey, the Hong Kong-based head of consumer and retail, ASPAC, at KPMG China said at the Belt and Road Summit that manufacturing is beginning to move around the region
As Covid-19 has disrupted the global supply chain, businesses have had to look for new ways to
A sharp decline in long-term ocean freight rates could signal an "end" to record-
The air freight market remains muted with no cargo rush seen just yet ahead of the Lunar New Year,
