Survey results: the biggest concerns for forwarders and shippers in 2025
Forwarders are expecting to make greater use of the spot market this year, even as ...
Ecommerce could now be accounting for two-thirds of the airfreight coming out of China, while freighter operators are taking advantage of the demand to ramp-up contract rates for next year.
“We are now at the peak of the year for air freight,” explained one Shanghai-based forwarder.
“The rates this week to both Europe and the US are more than the highest recorded last year; it’s not a surprise though, as the major drive is ecommerce, where volumes could be up to two-thirds ...
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