'Be prepared' is key to avoiding problems on return to Suez transits
BCOs are not sufficiently prepared for the likely influx of detention and demurrage (D&D) charges ...
Managing freight spend is the biggest concern for shippers and forwarders, as the supply chain volatility driving ocean rate hikes appears to have no end in sight.
In Xeneta’s mid-year ocean freight update, CEO and co-founder Patrik Berglund said: “Carriers were expecting to record massive financial losses in 2024, but the skyrocketing spot market will see them deliver a full-year profit, which seemed improbable six months ago.”
Indeed, while the Xeneta outlook in October suggested a volatile spot market, it noted ...
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