E-commerce through international mail is headed for a collision with a serious obstacle in the new year.
Large numbers of parcels headed for the US are likely to be rejected as, from 1 January, full and correct advance data sets …

The year 2020 has been unlike any other for air cargo: the industry has accomplished the notable feat of delivering life-saving goods in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, while reeling from significant capacity groundings.

Yet, what comes next will be …

CMA CGM has joined its liner peers in posting a huge profit for the third quarter, $567m, as the industry basked in an unexpected “favourable market environment”.
However, the French transport and logistics group said its outlook “remained under threat” …

As geopolitical risk heightens around the world, there is a lot of bluster about the China-Australia trade relationship. But is it just talk? (You may have recently read this: China is bringing its trade boom with Australia to an end.) …

Ethics and business seldom make good bed fellows and while all logistics majors, regardless of their capital-intensive nature, talk co-operation in public, decarbonisation and the like by 2050 and beyond, their attempt at jeopardising each other’s role in the supply …

BLOOMBERG‘s Shuli Ren writes:
Amid hopes of a Covid-19 vaccine, reflation trades are in, as investors sink their money into riskier assets. Junk bond yields in the U.S. were pushed to record lows this week. But that enthusiasm hasn’t spilled …

Taken from notesfromdisgraceland:
There is an essential difference between natural laws and those governing social contexts like history or politics. The former have to be respected while the latter can be temporarily suspended and sometimes completely ignored. Denying gravity cannot …