Covid-19 has created a slimline and more efficient – if more expensive – air cargo sector.
While volumes are now broadly the same as a year ago, capacity remains significantly down, revealing more efficient use of aircraft.
Dynamic load factors, …

UK container ports continue to suffer congestion, with Liverpool the latest to come under fire from frustrated shippers and hauliers.
Hauliers serving the Peel Ports-owned facility told The Loadstar today they had been calling for an urgent meeting with the …

Shippers may be seething over perceived profiteering by shipping lines, but container ports remain more profitable and attractive to long-term investors, according to a new report.
Ocean Shipping Consultants’ (OSC) Port Sector Outlook 2021 paints a rosy picture for terminal …

Here in London, the sun came out briefly enough the other day to convince many locked down residents that the long dark winter of Covid is giving way to a bright post-pandemic spring.
National leaders leapt smartly to their lecterns …

PRESS RELEASE
Vincent Clerc discusses supply chain disruption at the JOC TPM annual industry event
Digitization, integrated solutions, decarbonization will define the future of supply chains
Copenhagen, Denmark – 2 March 2021 – Vincent Clerc, A.P. Moller-Maersk’s CEO of Ocean …

Container spot rates on the transatlantic headhaul North Europe to North America east coast tradelane have recovered to pre-pandemic levels, but have so far not seen the hyper-inflation impacting other routes.
According to Friday’s Freightos Baltic Index (FBX) reading, the …

Worried about the potential disruption to air freight capacity by vaccines?
Well, don’t be.
New research by Cargo Facts Consulting (CFC) shows the “global impact on air freight will be relatively modest”.
Additional cargo tonnage over two years will be …