Worldwide tonnages and average rates further stabilize
Air cargo tonnages from Asia Pacific to Europe and North America have bounced back strongly in the last two weeks from... 
Qatar Airways doubles cargo capacity at Munich Airport
Munich Airport reported that air freight continues to grow at the gateway with recent additional cargo capacity from...
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
Sea-Intel: Utilisation drives rates down – except Atlantic
Sea-Intelligence alleged that "some other mechanism" must be at play in the Transatlantic shippi...
FIATA launches earthquake relief fund for Türkiye and Syria
The FIATA International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations has launched an earthquake fund to support...
Freightos: Asia-Europe ocean rates continue to fall with newbuilds arriving soon
Freightos noted that with Lunar New Year now behind and and the industry enters the typical "ocean fre...
South Africa launches new cargo airline Suid
South Africa will have a new cargo airline as Suid Cargo Airlines is poised to launch services in the second quarter....
Cosco Shipping opens new sea-air logistics centre in Guangzhou
Cosco Shipping has announced the opening of its new sea and air logistics center in Guangzhou to further modernise its...
Bolloré reinforces its Asia Pacific team with new appointments
Bolloré Logistics has announced the appointment of new managers to reinforce its Energy and Projects (ExP) tea...
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
Despite the challenging environment caused by continued disruptions brought by the coronavirus pandemic, Turkish Cargo has been able to grow its network and expand its market share while investing in digitalization.
Turkish Cargo said despite the challenging environment caused by continued disruptions brought by
Shipping companies are expanding their intra-Asia operations to support the increasing demand within the region, boosted by e-commerce growth and moves to diversify production out of China.
Shipping companies are expanding their intra-Asia operations to support the increasing demand
