DHL, Hapag-Lloyd uses advanced biofuel for sustainable ocean transport
DHL Global Forwarding, the air and ocean freight arm of Deutsche Post DHL Group, has signed an agreement with... 
Pacific International Lines joins World Shipping Council
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has joined The World Shipping Council (WSC) joining other liners in a mission to...
Artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing beyond the nice-to-have arena to a necessary asset.
The future is already here, according to logistics IT pundits. A study of the impact of predictive
CargoAi joins CargoTech group
CargoAi has joined CargoTech as the online booking platform seeks to expand its reach. Under the CargoTech umbrella,...
Chongqing, Chengdu record 20,000 China-Europe freight train trips
The number of freight trains running between the Chinese cities of Chongqing and Chengdu to Europe has exceeded 20,000...
Etihad Cargo reinforces China service with more freighter flights
Etihad Cargo has ramped up its China service with the introduction of more freighter flights per week. The cargo and...
Korean Air to restore "preighters" to passenger cabins
Korean Air announced has announced its plans to undertake work to re-modify three Boeing 777s for passenger operations,...
DHL boosts UK e-commerce operation to support growth plans
DHL announced that it is investing €560 million (US$572 million) in its e-commerce operation in the United Kingdom to...
Emirates SkyCargo takes delivery of new freighter to ramp up capacity
Emirates SkyCargo said it took delivery of its latest Boeing 777-F to boost its fleet capacity and support what it...
A new rail link connects Hua Lamphong station in Bangkok, above, with Thailand’s border with Cambodia.
Improvements to infrastructure were a key a theme of the Greater Mekong Investment Forum held in
German carrier Lufthansa Cargo has its sights set on two regions that show strong growth – Asia Pacific and North America.
Even as the global business climate is characterized by uncertainties attributed to the ongoing
Airports in Europe and the United States believe that providing expedited customs clearance could help them gain a larger share of e-commerce traffic.
Belgium is gunning for a large chunk of international e-commerce flows into the European Union. In
