News / Winners and losers in a year of unpredictability – but there was 'magic'

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13/12/2024

A clear trend of carriers, both air and ocean, being the ‘financial winners’ of 2024 was highlighted on The Loadstar Podcast, with out-of-pocket shippers dubbed the ‘losers’.

Chief analyst at Xeneta Peter Sand told The Loadstar Podcast: “One clear, outright financial winner, is the performance of ...

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