Air Freight News
EU says making progress with U.K. in post-Brexit fishing row
The U.K. has issued additional fishing licenses for European Union boats, in a step that may signal some progress toward resolving the post-Brexit dispute in…
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First-mover mid-bay, multi-tenant project completes in metro Phoenix Loop 303 Corridor
The first mid-bay, multi-tenant industrial development to rise within Phoenix’s Loop 303 Corridor has been completed and delivered to market. The project, Kentwood 303, can…
Bird flu is raging, adding to the risks for food inflation
The world’s poultry farmers are battling another grim spell of bird-flu cases, risking higher chicken prices and fewer free-range eggs.
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Canada threatens to retaliate against U.S. over EV tax credit
Canada is threatening to retaliate with targeted tariffs on U.S. goods if tax incentives for electric vehicles produced by unionized American workers aren’t removed from…
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IAG Cargo restarts regular services to Rio de Janeiro
The route is an important channel for the movement of key goods like e-commerce, automotive, and perishables. Services will take place four times per week.
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ATRAN Airlines Introduces A New Freighter Call
ATRAN Airlines, an express carrier within Volga-Dnepr Group, launched a new route connecting Shenzhen (China) with Cologne/Bonn (Germany). The flight will be operated on a…
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CP welcomes KCS stockholder vote adopting CP-KCS merger agreement
Canadian Pacific Railway Limited (“CP”) today welcomed the results of a vote by Kansas City Southern (“KCS”) stockholders in strong support of the proposed CP-KCS…
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Maersk will build eight 16,000 TEU ships powered by methanol
A.P. Moller-Maersk announced on December 8th that it will be building eight 16,000 twenty-foot unit (teu) container ships powered by “carbon-neutral methanol” with an alternative…
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FDA: U.S. food exporters to China must file “facility registration requirements” before January 1, 2022
The new Chinese Customs requirements go into effect on January 1st, 2022 and the FDA is asking food exporters to China to submit information to…
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China tariffs failed to rejuvenate US solar PV makers as imports set for new records by the end of 2021 - Rystad Energy
Although the tariffs have indeed decimated direct shipments from China, they have been unsuccessful in decreasing overall US dependency on imports, which are set to…