Rhenus grows in China with new Chongqing office
Rhenus is expanding its presence in Greater China as it announced a new office in Chongqing. The global logistics... 
Hutchison Ports becomes Hong Kong’s first 5G-operated terminals
Hutchison Port Holdings Trust (HPH Trust) has announced the deployment of 5G technology at the container terminals...
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the European Union (EU) and its Member
UPS: Intra-Asia trade growth for Hong Kong to exceed US$1T by 2030
A study conducted by UPS found that Asian markets are becoming the global epicentre for new consumer demand, with trade...
TIACA report found industry moving forward in terms of air cargo sustainability
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has released the third annual comprehensive study undertaken on the...
Sea-Intel: Capacity loss nearing pre-pandemic normal
Maritime analysts at Sea Intelligence have noted that a reversal of capacity loss has been observed over the past year...
Lufthansa Cargo's Dorothea von Boxberg to be CEO of Brussels Airlines
Lufthansa Cargo's Dorothea von Boxberg is set to become the new CEO of Brussels Airlines. In a statement, Lufth...
Qatar Airways Cargo, WFS expand partnership with JFK deal
Qatar Airways Cargo is extending its global partnership with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) with the awarding of a new...
DHL: Hong Kong ranks 31st globally in terms of connectedness
Hong Kong SAR has dropped seven notches in the latest DHL Global Connectedness Index 2022, which provides findings on...
Continued market uncertainties and (extended) public holidays contributed to a -4% drop in global
The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) assured shippers that the traffic situation at the waterway is at
As some manufacturers reconsider their reliance on China’s place in the supply chain, analysts say there’s no end in sight to the torrent of imports from Asia.
In March, Intel announced plans to spend US$20 billion on two new manufacturing plants in Arizona
