Liege customs could block ecommerce shipments after 'losing patience'
Administrator general of Belgian customs, Kristian Van der Waeren, has “lost [his] patience” with non-compliant ...
The rapid e-commerce growth seen under lockdowns may be here to stay, requiring a “fundamental redesign” of supply chains.
According to DHL Consulting CEO Sabine Mueller, the logistics giant saw e-commerce volumes jump 50% in multiple markets in April, with the pandemic “rewriting the rules” of online shopping.
“For example, in Germany we were seeing higher than pre-Christmas volumes,” she said at the Alcott Global Virtual Supply Chain Summit last week.
“And that is something I’m very sure will stay, as people won’t ...
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