SCD: Alibaba integrates freight procurement into B2B e-commerce site

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By LoadstarEditorial

03/06/2020

SUPPLY CHAIN DIVE reports:

Alibaba is integrating freight procurement into its business-to-business e-commerce platform, the company announced Tuesday. Alibaba Freight had been in a pilot phase for a couple of months and will now be available to buyers on certain trade routes.

Alibaba Freight will be powered by the Freightos online freight marketplace and allow shippers to “compare, book, manage and track ocean and air freight in real-time online,” the company said in a press release.

Shippers using Alibaba’s platform are often moving ...

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