US import tariffs and the introduction of the de minimis rule have begun to weigh on air cargo traffic and drive changes in individual trade lanes, according to Xeneta, the freight rate benchmarking and market analytics platform.
European freight forwarders are prioritizing aggressive cost-cutting and restructuring over pursuing further mergers and acquisitions amid soft demand and shrinking margins.
Appearing before a French parliamentary commission recently, Rodolphe Saadé, head of one of the world’s leading ocean shipping lines, France’s CMA CGM, told MPs that the control of the world’s port terminals had become a major concern with geopolitics omnipresent.
Addressing Europe’s transport networks will have major impact on logistics sector.
Greenville-Spartanburg Airport (GSP) strengthens its global air cargo role with a new partnership with Frankfurt-Hahn Airport, expanding beyond automotive into aerospace, perishables, e-commerce, and more.
Ethiopian Air has taken the first steps to building a world-class pan-African gateway.
Trailer Bridge Europe launches in Frankfurt, providing expert military logistics and multi-modal transport solutions across Europe for U.S. and NATO operations.
With traffic halved and revenue down 60%, the Suez Canal battles crisis as Houthi attacks, diversions, and geopolitical tensions reshape trade.
How Europe’s automakers adjust to tariffs could be a mixed bag of solutions.
The question at the heart of the EU-US deal is ‘will it hold’?
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