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Seafood the dish of the day as Canadian perishables exports drive airfreight growth

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Canadian lobsters have pulled DHL’s dedicated freighter, linking the US with Asia and Europe, slightly off course.

The global forwarding giant expanded its bespoke lift early this month with a second round-the-world freighter, a B747-400F, routed from Shanghai to Cincinnati, back across the Pacific to Incheon, on to ...

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