WFS decarbonises air cargo facilities at Copenhagen Airport
Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) cargo operations in Denmark will have the capacity to generate 100% of their power... 
Ocean Network Express opens its new "Green office" in Singapore
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced the opening of its new ONE Green Office in Singapore which was designed 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
DHL Freight further grows its automotive logistics business
DHL Freight announced that it continues to expand its automotive logistics business with its recent acquisition of a...
Qatar Cargo unveils new freighter livery to promote diversity
Qatar Airways Cargo announced that one of its freighters has been adorned with a new livery highlighting the diversity...
Container Dwell Fee at Port of LA, Long Beach on hold through July 8
The San Pedro Bay ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles will once again delay consideration of the "Container D...
FedEx expands in Australia and New Zealand
FedEx Express has expanded its trans-Tasman service with a new connection between Christchurch, Auckland, and Melbourne...
California earmarks US$2.3B to bolster state ports
California has earmarked US$2.3 billion in the state's upcoming fiscal budget for port infrastructure improvem...
China's first sea-rail intermodal container terminal launched to meet demand
China announced the first phase of its first sea-rail intermodal automated container terminal in South China&#...
Hopes of a seasonal turnaround for carriers are sinking fast.
Peak, what peak? Hopes of a seasonal turnaround for carriers are sinking fast. Faced with mounting
With increased tariffs in the US on many products produced in China, manufacturers are moving production lines to the Dominican Republic.
It is a known fact that the US-China trade war is impacting companies in China. What may be lesser
Asia-Pacific airlines saw demand for air freight contract by 5.4% in June 2019. European airlines posted a 3.6% decrease in freight demand in June.
Shipping and air freight between Asia and Europe continued to post declines in the first half, as
