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As shippers and forwarders consider a switch to sea-air and airfreight solutions in response to the Cape detours resulting from the Red Sea crisis, another alternative has emerged – a land bridge across the Middle East.
Israeli digital freight marketplace Trucknet Enterprise has teamed up with UAE-based PureTrans, which operates a landline transit network, its partner, DP World, Cox Logistics (Bahrain) and Egypt-based logistics firm WWCS to provide trucking services connecting the Dubai port of Jebel Ali and the port of ...
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January 25, 2024 at 1:37 amAir solution is really expensive and direct space is limitted. To put further consideration, when shipmentrs are required to arrive at a supecific destination. From Asia to US hub in trasit to EU destions. Airplane is much speedy than surface transpot I did this and it was working. Do not give up and try to help shippers by any means. So long as you recommend solution, you have done things you are required.