'Global fragility' is adding to the pressure on forwarders
As high-value, temperature-sensitive cargo, pharmaceutical shipments can be complex and it is crucial to meet ...
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As general freight volumes wane in air cargo, carriers and forwarders are increasingly turning to perishables. But with investments to be made in infrastructure and equipment, an increasingly competitive environment, and a constant threat from sea freight, players need to be wary. This feature from Airline Cargo Management (you’ll need to register, but it’s free) examines the issues and shows how it is the importers calling the shots now.
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