US CBP sees 90% fall in revenue last month; airfreight sees ecomm slide
February may have been the month in which the US suspended its de minimis exemption ...
It is slightly surprising, but air freight figures in January were higher than was generally anticipated. IATA said yesterday that worldwide cargo traffic had risen 2.7% year on year. Yes, Chinese new year, which was quite early, can distort the January numbers, but so did the west coast ports slowdown last year, an enjoyable boost for those in air freight. International cargo traffic rose 2.1%, giving, said IATA, a “reasonably solid start” to the year. Only Africa and Latin America saw ...
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