US CBP sees 90% fall in revenue last month; airfreight sees ecomm slide
February may have been the month in which the US suspended its de minimis exemption ...
Mixed messages from various data providers today. World ACD reported that despite air cargo volumes growing 2.5% year-on-year in April, there were reasons other than a brighter market for the growth. April included five weekends, which are good for air cargo, as opposed to four in 2014. And it wasn’t exposed to Easter, which was early this year. Once those factors are taken into account, things look much the same as they have so far this year: not great, with ever-declining ...
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