Airfreight forwarding a better bet than ocean for investment this year
Forwarders more focused on airfreight will fare better this year than those with a higher ...
By Sam Whelan
There was no improvement in liner schedule reliability last month, with US inland logistics bottlenecks blamed for creating a vicious cycle of global supply chain delays.
New data from Sea-Intelligence shows around two out of every three vessels around the globe severely delayed last month, according to Lars Jensen, CEO of Vespucci Maritime.
He explained: “All tradelanes remain heavily impacted and while some see small increases or decreases in performance, these are basically minor fluctuations.
“The data also confirms that the removal of ...
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