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By Mike Wackett (The Loadstar) – Ocean carriers are writing-off the first six months of this year, banking on a restocking demand boost in H2 to meet hugely downgraded full-year profit...

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The global logistics sector will not escape the economic downturns of 2023, two analyst bureaus predict.

Diesel prices, driver shortages and drought in Europe have all played a significant role in pushing average European road freight rates up again in the third quarter this...

The global market for contract logistics grew significantly in 2021, shows new report, which, however, forecasts reduced growth in the coming years.

Digital disruption comes for the paper-loving freight-forwarders | Business

Can e-commerce with all its challenges bring the air cargo industry out of its slow recovery in another difficult year?

The mass layoff by ferry operator P&O Ferries should not surprise anyone, notes analyst firm – P&O’s finances are weak, and the temptation to hire cheaper staff is ”too strong.”

Ti Insight has published its Ocean Freight Rate Tracker for Q1 2022, analysing the market’s evolution using a range of industry data sources as well as its own exclusive survey. After a traumatic year for the industry in 2021, its authors call the market ‘dysfunctional’ and claim that it will stay that way well into ...

Executives are upbeat about 2022 despite pandemic-driven disruption, record freight rates   DUBAI, UAE, Feb. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - Most logistics - Report on The Eastern Herald