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Exciting days last week at the ACE conference in Abu Dhabi, catching up with friends from the airfreight side of the industry. 

Let’s get on vertical consolidation news first, however.

Familial MSC 

I used to call MSC’s growth in the forwarding space – or its vertical integration moves, if you want to call them that – an approach in ’stealth mode’.

The targets more prominent and ...

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