SC Ports saw cargo volumes dip in January but loaded exports up 11%
South Carolina Ports (SC Ports) saw loaded exports expand in January, although loaded imports declined, resulting in a... 
TIACA urges relaxation of some restrictions when flying to Syria for aid transport
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) is calling for the relaxation of some stringent restrictions when...
The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) assured shippers that the traffic situation at the waterway is at
Airforwarders call on TSA to work with industry on cargo export legislations
Airforwarders Association (AfA) have called on the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to urgently involve US...
China Airlines taps IBS Software's iCargo platform to modernise its cargo operations
China Airlines has tapped IBS Software, a provider of SaaS solutions to the travel and cargo industry, to modernise its...
Qatar Airways Cargo adds frequency to increase capacity ahead of Valentine's Day
Qatar Airways Cargo has increased its capacity in the past weeks leading to Valentine's Day to me...
China's e-commerce, express delivery up in January
China's e-commerce logistics activities registered a steady recovery in January, as express delivery figures ...
Lufthansa Cargo offers more freighter capacity to China
Lufthansa Cargo is expanding its capacities to China and India to address the demand for the 2023 summer flight...
MIA expects busy peak in flower imports ahead of Valentine's Day
Miami International Airport (MIA) — America's flower imports gateway — is projecting another busy peak for fl...
As some manufacturers reconsider their reliance on China’s place in the supply chain, analysts say there’s no end in sight to the torrent of imports from Asia.
In March, Intel announced plans to spend US$20 billion on two new manufacturing plants in Arizona
Kansas City Southern (KCS) announced that its Board of Directors, in consultation with its
To cope with a high volume of small lot sizes during e-commerce shopping surges related to the coronavirus pandemic, DHL hired more manpower and continued to invest in technology to ease its operations. For the US market alone, the company said it added 7,000 workers.
Logistics players are expected to focus on automation and digitalization post-Covid-19 with
