Despite a blip, North Europe container spot rates are still heading south
The North Europe component of the Freightos Baltic Index (FBX) unexpectedly jumped 9% today. This propelled ...
There’s an interesting article on Commercial Appeal, looking at FedEx’s court action against the US Department of Commerce – an outcome that could impact many. Is the carrier responsible for upholding export regulations and ensuring all shipments are legal, to all destinations? It’s a tricky subject, particularly for a carrier that handles millions of shipments a day – and works under some export regulations that are constantly changing. According to one lawyer quoted, “it may prove very difficult, I think, for FedEx to get the relief that it’s seeking”.
A result that will affect UPS – and many other companies.
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