Cathay to purchase 38M gallons of Sustainable Aviation Fuel from Aemetis
Cathay Pacific announced today the signing of an offtake agreement with Aemetis for the supply of 38 million US gallons... 
Hellmann opens warehouse in Germany to support largest CLAAS plant
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics is opening a new warehouse in Oelde, Germany to ensure production supplies to the...
Scheduled freighter capacity from Asia to North America is still up.
The charters have left, but airfreight capacity between Asia and North America is still up from a
ACI: APAC likely to lose its position as top civil aviation market due to restrictions
China's tougher border measures and Japan's cautious approach toward the relaxation of inboun...
DHL: Global trade remained strong despite shocks
Global trade volumes stayed strong — bouncing back quickly following the Covid-19 pandemic and current geopolitical and...
Hong Kong records 21% drop in cargo volumes
Global economic uncertainties and disruptions to supply chains caused by the Covid-19 pandemic continued to weigh down...
Cathay reports another month of cargo decline in August
Cathay Pacific saw another month of cargo decline in August as demand remained muted — although all hands are on deck...
Port of Long Beach records steady August volumes
Cargo volume in August at the Port of Long Beach fell just short of another record month as a slowdown in consumer...
Flexport: TPEB demand, rates continue to drop in August
The Transpacific Eastbound (TPEB) is seeing a post-COVID plummet, with demand and rates continuing to drop. In its...
Government spending on infrastructure has been chronically low in the Philippines (pictured) and Indonesia, and almost non-existent in Thailand, the UNESCAP reported.
Infrastructure limitations in the Asia-Pacific region hold back economic development and will be
A US$4.8 billion offer by FedEx to acquire integrator TNT would boost its position in the European express market, but would have limited impact in Asia, the Pacific and most other markets.
FedEx is attempting to close the gap that has separated it from rivals UPS and DHL through the
Zim’s board of directors have given approval for the line to launch a new Asia/USEC service during late May, using its own tonnage.
Zim Integrated Shipping Service’s board of directors have given their approval for the line to
