News / Airfreight rates 'cool' – but shippers should expect prices to remain high

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12/01/2022

Airfreight rates out of China to the US and Europe have plummeted after December’s record holiday season.

Prices out of China to the US peaked on 13 December at $15.13 per kg, the highest rate ever recorded according to the TAC Index, but have since fallen ...

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