Demand for transpac airfreight capacity returning – but 'it's not ecommerce-driven'
Around half of the lost air cargo capacity on the transpacific has returned in the ...
Oleksandr Brylov
By Alex Lennane
It’s hard to believe it’s less than 18 months since we all learned the word ‘Temu’. And just a few months after that, as early as February this year, Temu was flying some 4,000 tons of goods each day, while Shein accounted for 5,000 tons. ...
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Pichuiyer Balasubramanian
December 23, 2024 at 11:36 pmUntil a cheaper, easier, faster option emerges, there’s no way to stop the e-commerce juggernaut. To minimise hazardous waste arising out of such insane demand and movement, regulatory authorities have to prioritise and come out with practically implementable steps – will they or won’t they? Time will tell.