ZIM accelerates global rollout of smart containers
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. (ZIM) announced that it is accelerating the global deployment of smart... 
DHL Express appoints Abdulaziz Busbate as CEO for MENA Region
DHL Express has appointed Abdulaziz Busbate as the new chief executive officer (CEO) of DHL Express MENA (Middle East...
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data for May 2024 global air cargo
Port of Hamburg sees growing interest in global cooperation on green issues
Port of Hamburg reported strong interest in international cooperation to promote green supply chains. The port said...
Air Canada launches first air-to-rail connections in Asia within South Korea
Air Canada today announced it is extending its intermodal strategy across Europe to include Italy, Spain, and Britain,...
dnata receives first Cargo IQ certified membership
dnata has announced that it received its first Cargo iQ certification, as the Dubai-based ground handling specialist...
Emirates reports 16% growth in cargo volume for the first half
Emirates SkyCargo transported 1,198,000 tonnes in the first six months of the year, up 16% compared to the same period...
Lufthansa Cargo boosts China partnerships
Lufthansa Cargo is strengthening its strategic partnerships in China by signing various cooperation agreements with the...
Qantas Freight to offer capacity on WebCargo by Freightos
Qantas Freight, the cargo division of Australia's national carrier Qantas, has joined Freightos' a...
Supply chain activity growth remained slow at a global level, according to a new S&P Gl
Airlines in the Asia Pacific reported another month of cargo growth in May, driven by an
Mexico has been one of the major winners of the nearshoring trend that has seen North American and European companies look to diversify their procurement by sourcing a larger portion closer to home. Containerized exports from China to Mexico were up 60% in January. Trade between China and Mexico accelerated from 3.5% growth in 2022 to 34.8% last year.
In early May, CMA CGM announced a new trans-Pacific container service for shipments from the
