U-turn on de minimis ban, following 'processing issues', as trade war heats up
White House-triggered whiplash has hit again with the news that a small but powerful sentence ...
IATA is hoping to boost airlines’ e-commerce credentials via an agreement with International Post Corporation (IPC).
The pair signed an MoU to “reinforce” cooperation and promote the development of safe, secure and high-quality airmail and air cargo services.
The two said there were seven areas of interest on which they would work together: improving security handover and delivery between postal operators and airlines; developing industry standards, services and solutions for physical, as well as data, flows; aligning existing services; finding technology-based solutions ...
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