Forwarders will gain as Europe accelerates global trade agreements, says DHL
Opportunities are in the offing for forwarders and logistics operators, as the EU and the ...
MATX: SMASHING RECORDSDHL: NEW HIGHSPLD: PAY UPCHRW: WAITING FOR THE NEXT EARNINGS BEATMAERSK: DEAL TIME FOR THE OWNERSDHL: ASSET POWERCAT: TIME TO SELLMAERSK: UPGRADEMAERSK: ANOTHER UPGRADE HITS THE WIRES
MATX: SMASHING RECORDSDHL: NEW HIGHSPLD: PAY UPCHRW: WAITING FOR THE NEXT EARNINGS BEATMAERSK: DEAL TIME FOR THE OWNERSDHL: ASSET POWERCAT: TIME TO SELLMAERSK: UPGRADEMAERSK: ANOTHER UPGRADE HITS THE WIRES
Some 10 industry leaders have joined to pen an article in Forbes addressing the World Economic Forum, arguing for a “major reboot” of global trade. Signed by the heads of UPS, Adani Group, Agility, Gulftainer, Swiss Airlines, Volkswagen, Allcargo Logistics, AP Møller Maersk, DP World and Deppon Logistics, the article argues that trade has boosted employment, incomes and lifespans over the past 50 years. But there are four ways it should change. They urge the WTO to reform, making it more transparent and faster to act; they call for trade laws to catch up with e-commerce and digitalisation; the streamlining of customs; and to make trade more inclusive, to ensure everyone benefits. Worth a read.
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