US ports and intermodal players are geared up to handle volume surges
US container gateways and the inland intermodal chain have handled surging traffic without disruption, providing ...
Increased freight demand across South-east Asia has given rise to a new breed of intermodal networks, driven by cross-border trucking.
According to Gursimran Singh, regional business development manager at China-ASEAN road freight specialist Kart Asia, more and more large 3PLs are choosing Bangkok as their regional logistics hub and are relying on cross-border trucking networks for air and sea connections.
“It’s really fascinating to see a lot of new models coming up,” he told The Loadstar.
“Until last year we were seeing mostly point-to-point movements, ...
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