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Logistics firms that focus on ecommerce are bracing themselves for a rocky May, when the ...
FedEx has been forced to defend itself against allegations by the Chinese government that it deliberately diverted packages destined for Huawei’s domestic offices.
Yesterday, the Chinese State Post Bureau refuted FedEx’s claims that “mishandling” caused a failure to deliver Huawei-marked packages.
“An investigation found that FedEx’s statement that the transfer of Huawei’s express mail to the US department was ‘mishandling’, was inconsistent with the facts,” said a statement.
“If FedEx is inconsistent in speaking and full of loopholes, is it worthy of Chinese ...
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