Flower exporters eye sea freight as air costs shoot up
The high cost of shipping horticultural produce by air is now pushing traders to adopt sea freight which is relatively cheaper.
Source: businessdailyafrica.com
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The high cost of shipping horticultural produce by air is now pushing traders to adopt sea freight which is relatively cheaper.