News / Airfreight rates ex-Asia 'surprisingly strong' through traditionally low period

12/07/2024

Airfreight rates out of Asia continue to harden – despite a brief fall around US Independence Day on 4 July.

The first week of July saw worldwide tonnage up 11% year on year, according to data released by WorldACD today. Average worldwide rates of both spot ...

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