'Tariff hell' leaves industries in limbo – 'not a great environment to plan'
UPDATED 17.30 BST TO INCLUDE SECOND PAR Yesterday the tariff landscape changed yet again, with a ...
E-freight still needs to prove its worth to the US air cargo industry, it was revealed at the CNS event in Nashville yesterday,
Delegates believe forwarders have the most to gain from the technology – at the expense of the airlines.
A “staggering” 28% of the 500 delegates said they could see no compelling reason to invest in e-freight waybills, while even more, one-third, thought there was no advantage other than cost savings.
And when asked whether the costs and benefits would be shared equally among the ...
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