Expect a shift in airfreight market as ecommerce changes tack
Airfreight shippers should expect to see market shifts as ecommerce players change strategies. While the ...
Frustration with the World Trade Organisation’s (WTO) inability to advance towards a global set of rules for e-commerce has prompted a number of countries to push to develop such a framework among themselves.
Currently there are no universal regulations for e-commerce, leaving online merchants, their logistics providers and other partners to navigate a patchwork of bilateral and regional agreements.
At the WTO’s biannual conference in December, some 25 separate proposals on rules for e-commerce were on the table, but the 164 members ...
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