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Capacity tightens and trade patterns shift

By late 2025, global airfreight is no longer in recovery mode — but it is not yet entering a new

Trump, tariffs and trade turbulence – A perilous combination for the world’s exporters

“It was the rise of Athens and the fear that this instilled in Sparta that made war inevitable”. Thucydides’ fateful

Logistics UK responds to Freight Innovation Fund announcement

Logistics UK has welcomed the UK government’s announcement of £1.1 million in new funding under the Freight Innovation Fund, aimed

Boeing signals turnaround

Boeing’s Chief Financial Officer, Jay Malave, announced on 2 December 2025 that the company expects a meaningful rebound in deliveries

The Pink Book reveals 2024’s UK trade wasn’t in the pink

The Pink Book 2025 shows the UK’s trade balance narrowed to a £25.1bn deficit in 2024, but the trade in

Airfreight rates rise for third consecutive week globally

Global airfreight rates rose for a third consecutive week, with the TAC Index showing the Baltic Air Freight Index (BAI00)

C.H. Robinson strong Q3 2025 earnings and increased 2026 targets, fueled by Lean AI

C.H. Robinson has achieved seven consecutive quarters of strong performance, driven by disciplined execution of its Lean AI supply chain

How airfreight dynamics are redrawing the global map

Thriving in freight forwarding requires embracing digital platforms to access new clients, gain commercial visibility, and turn local expertise and

Spot rates gaining momentum ahead of peak season

Global spot air cargo rates rose in late October, driven mainly by strong demand from Asia Pacific ahead of peak

Why global supply chain executives deploy AI in the wrong place

FourKites and ABI Research uncovered a major disconnect: 28 percent of supply chain leaders prioritise working capital optimisation, yet only

US tariffs have little impact on UK’s transport sector

82 percent of UK transport and storage firms report no impact from new US tariffs, with only 3.4 percent facing

Transport and storage sector firms are underestimating the impact of a cyber attack

The latest ONS Business Insights Survey shows only 3.9 percent of transport and storage companies are concerned about cyber attacks

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