Economic slowdown, war continue to drag cargo volumes at Frankfurt Airport
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) reported a cargo decline in November even as its passenger numbers continued to recover as the... 
Port of Antwerp-Bruges gets EU funding for sustainable shipping facilities
Port of Antwerp-Bruges announced that the EU Commission will grant it, along with Air Liquide, and Fluxys Belgium...
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
Hong Kong-Guangdong adjusts cross-boundary transport arrangement
The Transport & Logistics Bureau announced that the governments of Guangdong and the Hong Kong Spe...
Jettainer offers environmentally-friendly, lightweight pallet nets
Jettainer has launched environmentally-friendly and lightweight pallet nets: Pallet Net Zero from AmSafe Bridport. In a...
TAC Index now accessible on Hong Kong's Air Cargo Data Platform
TAC Index announced that its IP pricing data sets from TAC Freight and Baltic Airfreight Index (BAI) powered by TAC...
A. P. Møller - Mærsk announces new CEO as Soren Skou retires
A. P. Møller - Mærsk A/S (Maersk) announced that Vincent Clerc, currently CEO of the company&...
WebCargo enters China market with China Southern Airlines deal
China Southern Airlines — China's largest cargo carrier — is set to offer rates, and capacity allowing book...
Xeneta: Spot rates out of Far East almost US$2K cheaper per FEU than long-term rates
The ocean freight rates landscape in the Far East has been completely redrawn since the start of the year, according to...
China has dropped bans on North American pork, beef and poultry, at least in part to cope with an ongoing African Swine Fever epidemic there.
Canadian producers of beef and pork had cause to celebrate in the early days of this month when
Container lines in the trans-Pacific arena are sailing into a gloomy festive season, heading for the first full-year contraction of traffic since the financial crisis of 2009.
Container lines in the trans-Pacific arena are sailing into a gloomy festive season. After a slump
Contship Italia expects trade volume from Asia to continue growing in the next few years with a
