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Slight improvements in freight forwarding market

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Transport Intelligence’s Cathy Roberson has done a brief round up of the major forwarders’ first quarter results – and discovered a stagnant ocean freight market and depressed air freight. However, the Americas is starting to look brighter, especially for Panalpina and K+N.

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