Forwarders eyeing major US airports with dread as peak season looms
Securing enough lift may be the biggest concern for forwarders, but many fear this is only part of the battle; they are looking nervously at big airports which buckled under the volume of cargo a year ago.
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EU could ban 37 airlines from carrying cargo to Europe on security grounds
Thirty-seven airlines, as well as aviation-related companies, will not be allowed to carry or handle cargo going to the EU after 29 March 2019, if the EU fails to create a new ACC3 designator mechanism – security clearance.
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Forwarders must meet digital disrupters head on and adapt, or sink
Forwarders have the power to keep wannabe disrupters at bay and create advantages for themselves – but they must act now, and as an industry.
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Forwarders hit back at 'shipping monopoly' and 'no limit' box detention fees
Ecuadorian forwarders are fighting back against a “major trade risk” presented by what they call the “monopolisation” of the shipping sector, and unregulated container detention fees.
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Angry forwarders hit out as handlers and airlines push up charges
The beginning of October marked the start of more expensive air freight in the UK, as a series of handlers and airlines increased their charges, in some cases significantly.
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Carload and intermodal volumes are mixed for week ending July 18, reports AAR
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China’s economy needs global attention in good times and bad
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Despite mixed Q2 earnings, XPO Logistics remains on strong growth path
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Diesel prices decline for 12th straight week
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UPS completes closing of acquisition of Coyote Logistics
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Supply chain, data analytics, and Big Data
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