Airfreight shift as Taiwan earthquake impacts semiconductor production
The airfreight market could see a temporary shift, owing to changes in semi-conductor production, following ...
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The role of state subsidy in supply chain management is often overlooked, despite billions of dollars of taxpayers’ money being spent on incentivizing manufacturers, retailers or logistics companies to base their production facilities, headquarters or distribution centres in a certain region.
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