Air Freight News
Europe ramps up coal burning with natural gas out of favor
European utilities are getting increasingly reliant on coal for power as the region tries to reduce its dependence on Russian natural gas.
Maersk’s Teamsters Canada Rail Conference strike action contingency planning update
The Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC) previously announced that it has voted to authorize a strike mandate as early as March 16, 2022. The TCRC…
Dayco partners with Nuvera
Companies to offer comprehensive fuel cell vehicle solutions
Parade and Turvo serve up digital transformation for freight brokers
Integration of Technology & Data Create Transformative Solution
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CargoTrans’ Loomis says small importers face growing challenges
Stephanie Loomis, vice president, International Procurement at CargoTrans, Inc. based in Manhasset, New York, said that higher Trans-Pacific freight costs are making imports of low-priced…
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Maersk plans to sell stakes in Russian ports over Ukraine war
A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S, the Danish transport giant, will sell its holdings in Russian ports due to the war in Ukraine.
Record food prices could leap 22% more on Ukraine war, UN warns
Record-high global food costs could surge another 22% as Russia’s assault on Ukraine stifles trade and slashes future harvests, the United Nations warned.
Nestle stops shipments of non-essential products to Russia
Nestle SA has suspended shipments of non-essential products to Russia, another step by a European multinational to scale down its business in the country after…
European gas fluctuates as Russian supply risk stalks market
European natural swung between gains and losses as the market continues to face volatility over the risk of a cut in supplies from Russia.
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Maximizing drivers’ time with trip planning
Today’s supply chains are in a flux. Trucking companies and shippers can’t find drivers to haul loads and make deliveries. Trucking companies need to be…