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Comment / EXCLUSIVE: Kuehne + Nagel has got bad news for you

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These are very hot days for forwarders, for one reason or another.

And Kuehne + Nagel (K+N), the world’s largest air and ocean forwarder by volumes, has been very quiet lately.

Too quiet.

Ding!

“Another bold move from Stefan [Paul], given the difficult market environment,” sources told Premium moments ago, sharing insight on the hiring strategy of the Swiss firm.

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