Marginal gains on east-west ocean container routes in a challenging week
Despite the huge uncertainty US tariffs have injected into container supply chains, and its potentially ...
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By Alex Lennane
Medical-related products have seen air cargo prices soar, despite prices as shown by the TAC Index continuing to oscillate around the ‘new normal’ levels, with the highest rate this week from Shanghai Pudong to North America at $7.73 per kilo.
But according to the World Health Organisation, carriers are charging “outrageous” prices to fly dry ice and other medical equipment.
Paul Molinaro, WHO chief of operations support and logistics, told Reuters that he had been quoted $105 per kilo for a dry-ice ...
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