Shanghai launches first China-Europe cargo train of 2023
Shanghai launched its first China-Europe cargo train of 2023 on January 11, bound for several stops in Central Asia.... 
Fraud is the biggest threat to cargo losses
Criminal fraud in its many and various manifestations within the global supply chain is seen by International freight...
Ports in the Philippines are moving on with reforms, especially in the fields of automation digitization, and particularly those run by International Container Terminal Services Inc. ICTSI’s flagship operation, the Manila International Container Terminal, is pictured above.
Ports in the Philippines are moving on with reforms, especially in the fields of automation
Hapag-Lloyd seals acquisition of Italy's Spinelli Group
Hapag-Lloyd announced that antitrust authorities had approved its acquisition of a 49% minority stake in the Spinelli...
MSC Air Cargo to add South Korea-US service
MSC Air Cargo has added a new service between South Korea and the United States as part of its continued expansion. The...
Astral Aviation partners with Air Logistics Group for US, Europe
Nairobi-based cargo airline Astral Aviation has entered into a partnership with Air Logistics Group as it gears up for...
Port of Antwerp-Bruges stable in 2022 amid geopolitical challenges
Port of Antwerp-Bruges noted a stable year in 2022 amid persisting geopolitical challenges in the region. The port said...
Qatar Airways Cargo reports cargo growth in 2022
Qatar Airways Cargo saw freight volumes rise last year, including a boost from pharmaceutical cargo and animal...
JD Logistics transports healthcare goods to China's rural areas
JD Logistics announced that it helped transport healthcare goods to rural areas in China. It said that it helped...
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Cathay Pacific warned of dire implications to its ability to provide capacity and the additional
Low-cost carriers in Asia are stuffing passenger planes with cargo for revenue boost as passenger demand is not expected to return to pre-coronavirus levels any time soon.
Low-cost carriers in Asia are stuffing passenger planes with cargo for revenue boost as passenger
