World’s textile industry relies on smooth shipments and clearances
Global textile suppliers can face supply chain disruptions that can affect shipments to major textile markets; past... 
Airlines note flower transport in February almost back to pre-pandemic levels
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Local air traders in Hong Kong signaled a "more optimistic outlook" for overall a
DHL Express announces 24 additional electric vans in Indonesia
DHL Express has geared up to electrify its last-mile delivery fleet with the deployment of 24 electric vans in Jakarta...
UPS workers vote to authorize strike, but company says no impact on operations
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Lufthansa Cargo expands cargo services to two airports in Mexico City
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Air New Zealand, New Zealand gov't to invest US$2M in SAF studies
Air New Zealand and the New Zealand Government have announced a US$2 million plus investment in the next phase of...
Atlas Air names Richard Broekman as head of sustainability
Atlas Air Inc. announced that Richard Broekman had been promoted to executive vice president, chief commercial officer...
ONE to install telematic devices on reefer fleet
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced its plans to install telematic devices on its reefer box fleet, marking a...
DP World-owned Imperial Logistics has secured approval for the full acquisition of Africa-based
Cathay Pacific saw its cargo volumes dip in June compared to a year ago as demand weakened in some
Photo: Hong Kong International Airport
Hong Kong reported that cargo volumes dropped again in June, the third straight month of decline
