Sorting the lemons from the lies in airfreight booking
When will the money run out?
Ah Freightos, you always keep us on our toes with your announcements, interviews and surveys.
I personally have enjoyed watching Freightos’s metamorphosis from the day it turned on its digital “Open” sign, as an online booking website primarily for ocean freight, to a multimodal platform and data company.
Today, Freightos offers three broad services:
Freightos.com – a marketplace that offers live rates, bookings and online management of freight, typically targeting large Asian carriers and shippers wanting to expand westward;
WebCargo – a platform for ...
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Moritz Claussen, Managing Director @ cargo.one
June 13, 2019 at 4:48 pmThank you, Cathy!
Always happy to discuss how cargo.one is driving the industry forward. We’ll give you a call