DP World signals uncertain outlook in global trade for the near-term
DP World signalled wary over the state of global trade in the short term amid ongoing market pressures, even as the... 
China says air cargo continued its recovery in Q3
China said its air cargo recovery continued through the third quarter reporting higher numbers compared to the same...
Leading companies in the cargo, logistics and supply chain sector took home 39 different awards at
Kuehne+Nagel reports strong Q3; notes increased volatility in major trade lanes
The Kuehne+Nagel Group reported strong third-quarter performance and marked the company's "best ev...
Cainiao partners with DSers for cross-border transport in 130 countries
Cainiao Network, (Cainiao), the logistics arm of Alibaba Group Holding Limited, has announced its partnership with...
Sea-Intel: Vessel utilisation remains low
Global demand continues to decline, according to the latest report from Sea-Intelligence, showing that the...
CMA CGM launches bi-weekly block-train shuttle in Turkey
CMA CGM announced that effective mid-October, it will launch a dedicated new rail service to serve Turkey&#...
DHL: Online shoppers in Europe are willing to pay more for green shipping
DHL said online shoppers in Europe are willing to pay more for shipping that is more sustainable, according to the...
Fleet of electric cranes operating at Port of Long Beach Terminal
Port of Long Beach announced that longshore workers have started using nine electric cranes to stack containers at one...
Air cargo and global supply chains stand to be the big losers in the row over alleged subsidies for three Middle East carriers.
Air cargo and global supply chains stand to be the victims of the bitter row over alleged subsidies
Scheduled freighter capacity from Asia to North America is still up.
The charters have left, but airfreight capacity between Asia and North America is still up from a
Government spending on infrastructure has been chronically low in the Philippines (pictured) and Indonesia, and almost non-existent in Thailand, the UNESCAP reported.
Infrastructure limitations in the Asia-Pacific region hold back economic development and will be
