Rates remain high amid recovering air cargo capacity
Worldwide average air cargo rates have remained firm in the last two weeks and remain almost 20% higher than last year,... 
PSA opens the first phase of the expansion of Sines Container Terminal
PSA Sines in Portugal inaugurated a new phase of the Sines Container Terminal on July 1 marking the completion of the...
With increased tariffs in the US on many products produced in China, manufacturers are moving production lines to the Dominican Republic.
It is a known fact that the US-China trade war is impacting companies in China. What may be lesser
CP joins the United Nations global compact
Canadian Pacific (CP) announced that it has become the first freight rail company in North America to participate in...
Air Canada bans pets from traveling in cargo hold until mid-September
Air Canada has stopped accepting new requests for pets to travel in the baggage compartment of its flights until...
US earmarks US$1B to fund airport terminals across US
The US Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will award nearly US$1 billion from...
CMA CGM launches new rail solutions in China
CMA CGM Group announced that it is launching new rail solutions in China to meet the growing need for innovative...
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...
Asia-Pacific airlines saw demand for air freight contract by 5.4% in June 2019. European airlines posted a 3.6% decrease in freight demand in June.
Shipping and air freight between Asia and Europe continued to post declines in the first half, as
A key part of South Korea’s US$35.2 billion port infrastructure investment will go towards transforming Busan port.
South Korea has unveiled a plan to boost the country’s cargo-handling capacity by investing more
Asia’s infrastructure needs are extensive, according to speakers at the 5th ASEAN Business Summit in Bangkok.
The subject of fine-tuning ways to finance Asia’s seemingly insatiable infrastructure needs were
