Since the US presidential election, one question that’s been on, well, almost nobody’s minds, is what a Joe Biden presidency might mean for the supply chain.
There are many moving parts to the question but the US domestic outlook and …

SUPPLY CHAIN DIVE reports:
– U.S. companies importing goods from China could be missing out on a large pool of tariff refunds, which C.H. Robinson estimates add up to about $980 million for its customers alone, the transportation firm announced …

Maersk’s integrator strategy has not lost its support from freight forwarders, according to its ocean and logistics CEO, Vincent Clerc.
Yesterday, Maersk announced bumper profits for Q3, and Mr Clerc told the Hong Kong’s Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference …

As Asia-US demand continues to surge, BCOs are struggling to ship contracted cargo and are increasingly turning to NVOCCs to support their fractured supply chains.
Anecdotal reports to The Loadstar suggest carriers are finding spurious reasons to refuse the release …

Passenger aircraft are coming back into the market – in some regions – but capacity in Europe remains tight.
For example, Lufthansa Cargo told customers this week it was unable to offer capacity guarantees on continental flights out of its …

Covid-19 has dealt a heavy blow to the fashion industry.
“We saw fashion screech to a halt around 20 March,” said Lisa Morales-Hellebo, partner and co-founder of early-stage supply chain venture fund Refashioned Ventures.
The shutdown of retail venues and …

Dachser recently began operations at a new logistics terminal in Finland. In opening its first cross-dock facility in Kerava in the greater Helsinki region, the logistics provider is expanding its services on the Finnish market.

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