Ground handling congestion dragged down airfreight growth last month, highlighting the industry’s “lack of investment” in cargo infrastructure.
According to Clive Data Services, November volumes declined 1.2% month over month, reversing the trend traditionally seen in the peak season build-up …
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) and 12 European road haulage associations have renewed their calls for the EC to “stop Austria’s illegal anti-transit measures”, which have escalated in recent weeks in the Tyrol region and led to huge traffic …
With a strong rebound in trade volumes, container lines are expanding services to and from India.
The latest move comes from Singapore-based Samudera Shipping Line (SSL), which launched a shuttle service between Nhava Sheva (JNPT) and Singapore to target transhipment …
The three largest air cargo carriers from Latin America are preparing to end their time in bankruptcy protection.
After LATAM, the region’s biggest player, filed its restructuring plan last Friday, the parent of Aeromexico submitted its revamped reorganisation proposal five …
The Loadstar Podcast episode 9 sweeps the length of global supply chains. From power cuts and factory shutdowns in China we swing across the transpacific to the US, where logistics networks are straining with final holiday season deliveries and pressure …
Ocean carriers face ‘Hobson’s choice’ on the containership charter market: agreeing to owners’ hugely inflated daily hire rates or risking losing the vessel to a competitor.
Hapag-Lloyd has just agreed a three-month charter commencing in January of the 4,253 teu …
In a speech in Minnesota yesterday, President Biden acknowledged the support for his infrastructure bill across the political divide.
He said a new America was about to evolve, “fit to meet the competitive edge of the 21st century”.
The president …
