Cathay set to boost belly cargo as China rollback Covid rules
Cathay Pacific is expected to boost its belly cargo with increased flights to mainland China following the easing of... 
Tianjin Port's annual container throughput exceeds 21M TEUs in 2022
The container throughput of north China's Tianjin Port exceeded 21 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs...
The Vancouver Fraser Port authority is gunning for a new container terminal.
Canada’s two big Pacific gateways for ocean freight are looking to build new facilities to cope
Geodis announces new appointments to executive committee
GEODIS has announced new appointments to its executive committee. The company said Stéphanie Herv&#...
WestJet Cargo announces four dedicated freighters for the new year
WestJet Cargo is starting the year on a positive note as it expects its past investments to further boost its position...
China rail-sea intermodal trains transported more cargo in 2022
The rail-sea intermodal freight trains running along China's New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor transpo...
ONE to face "tidal wave" as 2023 set to be challenging says NYK chief
Japanese shipowner Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) signalled a challenging year ahead for Ocean Network Express (ONE) after...
SAS Cargo eyeing its return to Asia
SAS Cargo is taking a cautious outlook on the future as it, like the rest of the air cargo industry, waits for economic...
Jettainer eyes Hong Kong as launchpad to mainland China expansion
ULD management firm Jettainer is looking at Hong Kong as a “key gateway” for its expansion in mainland China as part of...
Dedicated pharma facilities are on the rise, including a facility at Chicago O’Hare which Emirates SkyCargo developed in partnership with ground handling firm Maestro.
Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) took its handling capabilities for pharmaceuticals at Copenhagen
Industry watchers predict volumes will continue to grow as businesses on both sides see the clear advantages of rail.
Logistics companies are looking to increase their rail freight operations to connect Asia and
Following devastation by Hurricane Dorian, DHL sent volunteers from its Disaster Response Team to the Bahamas to handle relief supplies.
Logistics providers of all stripes joined a huge disaster relief effort to the stricken Bahamas
