deugro transports 120,000 freight tons of petrochemical cargo
deugro said it successfully moved 120,000 freight tons of petrochemical equipment on behalf of its client Hyundai... 
FedEx boosts e-commerce offering in Hong Kong with proof of delivery
FedEx Express (FedEx) continues to boost its e-commerce offering as it announced a new feature for its package delivery...
Yang Ming and Evergreen, Taiwan’s two largest carriers, will further strengthen their intra-Asia
ANA reports "highest ever" first half cargo revenue
ANA Holdings Inc. reported lower air cargo volumes in the six months that ended September as the impact of the...
CMA CGM inks deal for marine ecosystem conservation
The CMA CGM Group announced that it signed a framework agreement with the French national institute for ocean science,...
Port of Houston continues to post record volumes in September
Port Houston reported that it handled 353,525 TEUs of containers in September, marking a 26% increase compared to the...
Schedule reliability declined slightly in September
Global schedule reliability dipped in September after continuing to trend upward the past months, according to the...
Toll Group launches US$14M global innovation centre in Singapore
The Toll Group has announced the launch of a global Toll Innovation Centre in Singapore, which it said represents a...
UPS to develop dedicated healthcare facility in Dublin
UPS will open a dedicated global healthcare facility in Dublin, Ireland in a bid to support the logistics needs of the...
Asia Pacific, as the largest cargo market when measured by freight tonne kilometres, is particularly vulnerable not just to broader economic problems but to its own twist on them, such disputes between South Korea and Japan, as the US-China trade war and the uncertain political situation in Hong Kong
Asia’s airlines will see a mild rebound in cargo in the coming year officials from the
China is becoming one of Africa’s biggest trading partners, making huge investments in the continent.
Key players in the shipping and aviation industry have set their sights on further expanding
Beijing Daxing International Airport – “the starfish” – shown under construction in October 2018, is expected to one day become the world’s busiest airport.
China has recently opened the massive Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) which is expected
