Kenya’s world-beating tea exports set for first drop since 2017
Kenya’s black tea export volumes are poised to decline for the first time in five years after East Africa’s worst drought in four decades stymied…
UK won’t be held to ransom by striking unions, minister says
UK ministers won’t be held to ransom by striking workers calling for more pay, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said, as the government grapples with a…
Australian minister raises hopes for trade thaw with China
Australia would be willing to reconsider its case against China at the World Trade Organization if Beijing’s sanctions against its exports were lifted, as Trade…
Southwest flyers may see relief on Friday as cancellations ebb
Southwest Airlines Co. has canceled just over three dozen flights for Friday, suggesting the beleaguered carrier may be close to resuming relatively normal operations after…
Poland, Germany’s plans for Russia oil pivot start to take shape
Germany and Poland pledged to stop buying Russian oil by the end of this year. Their plans to do so are starting to take shape.
Southwest chaos is told-you-so moment after warnings on old tech
The Southwest Airlines Co. meltdown that’s stranded thousands of passengers across the US has its root in outdated technology that analysts and its unions have…
Treasury delays final rules on Manchin EV tax credit to March
The US Treasury Department sketched out its interpretation of content requirements for electric-vehicle tax credits in President Joe Biden’s signature climate bill, while delaying final…
MSC schedule update – Trade Asia to USA & Canada West Coast
MSC is planning to adjust the sailing program on its Asia to USA and Canada West Coast network to better match actual departure dates from…
Big and bulky last-mile delivery in the US continues to be a high-growth 3PL segment
Armstrong & Associates, Inc. (A&A), an internationally recognized leader for third-party logistics market information and consulting, releases its latest market research report “Making it Count:…
Egypt eases import rule that had stymied market amid FX crunch
Egypt’s central bank revoked a requirement for importers to secure letters of credit, a rule that had been blamed for a massive backlog at ports.
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