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Importers from London to Warsaw will soon face higher shipping costs, longer delays and an obstacle course of sanctions to navigate as Russia’s widening assault on Ukraine complicates the movement of cargo between Europe and Asia.
Beyond the devastating human toll, the war threatens higher costs for fuel, grain, industrial metals and other raw materials used in Asian-made consumer goods headed for Europe and beyond.
Importers under the aegis of NdigboAmaka Progressive Association, Southeast Lagos in collaboration with the Shippers Association of Lagos State (SALS) on
The Registrar and CEO of Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN), Barrister Sam Nwakohu has said that based on the recent
Chinese traders and logistics service providers have been ramping up efforts to cope with the rapidly evolving situation in Europe, as the Russia-Ukraine conflict raised concerns over potential impact on certain aspects of the China-Europe freight train and shipping routes by sea and air.