AAL expands in the Middle East as it notes positive trade outlook for the region
AAL is expanding in the Middle East as it notes expectations of a positive trade outlook in the region. It noted that... 
Schedule reliability continues its upwards trend
Shipping schedule reliability continued its uptrend in the last month of 2022, albeit improving at a marginal rate from...
While the trade in pineapples has slowed, trade in exotic fruit like durian, mangos, persimmons and avocados have seen soaring demand, according to a Drewry report.
Reefer shipping trade has traditionally been driven by demand for meat and poultry products, but
Intradco Global transports over 300 cattle to support dairy industry in West Africa
Animal transport specialist Intradco Global — a part of Chapman Freeborn and Avia Solutions Group — has transported 330...
Etihad Cargo signs MoU with Astral Aviation to expand Africa network
Etihad Cargo, the cargo and logistics arm of Etihad Airways, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Astral...
SATS set to boost talent connections in Singapore
SATS Ltd. (SATS) has announced a multi-year collaborative agreement with all five polytechnics in Singapore to jointly...
MSC opens up North Indian market with expansion of Sentosa service
MSC announced that it would expand its current Sentosa service to connect the main ports of China directly with...
Asendia expands in North Asia with new appointment
Asendia, a French cross-border delivery service for international e-commerce and mail, has announced the appointment of...
DHL and Cainiao join forces in Poland to build largest out-of-home delivery network
DHL eCommerce Solutions, the e-commerce logistics unit of Deutsche Post DHL Group, and Cainiao Network, the logistics...
Maersk said its relationship with forwarders has not been damaged by its push into logistics.
Top brass of Maersk have told industry audiences that the carrier’s relationship with forwarders
The global face mask market is expected to increase in value terms to some US$31.83 billion by 2027, up from US$4.41 billion in 2019 as experts predict it could become a regular feature of common outfit worn by people.
Facing a sharp decline in demand for textiles following the Covid-19 outbreak, many textile
Covid-19 has accelerated DHL’s push for digitalization, says a company executive. The company’s efforts include putting up smart warehouses using IOT technology, integrating warehousing management for its Japan operations, adding robotic arms in Thailand and digitalizing the warehouse slotting process.
DHL is ramping up its digitalization push with the coronavirus prompting it to rethink how supply
