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Freight Firms Reject 1-in-5 Cargos Shipped From France to U.K.
Freight companies are rejecting one in five contracts to take goods from France to the U.K. as border rules put in place after Brexit added to delays in moving goods across the English Channel.
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Amazon Keeps Buying Pricey Jets to Meet Customer Demand
Despite creating algorithms to anticipate shoppers’ needs and opening all those warehouses, Amazon can’t meet its one- and two-day shipping pledge to customers without an ever-expanding fleet of pricey jets.
An Amazon Air cargo jet sits on a tarmac. Photo: Bloomberg.
DHL Unveils New Transportation System for Safe Bulk Liquid Transportation
DHL Global Forwarding, Deutsche Post DHL Group’s air and ocean freight specialist, has announced the launch of a new bulk liquid transporter solution, a system of Flexitanks called DHL Reefertanks.
Online Sales Ignite in Corners of World Late to the Revolution
Years from now when the pandemic’s impact on global business is analyzed, it’s likely that the most lucrative change will be how it pushed — or actually shoved — massive markets into the modern e-commerce era.
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Richmond-Based UPS Freight Being Sold to Canadian Trucking Giant for $800 Million
UPS Freight, created in 2005 when Atlanta-based United Parcel Service Inc. purchased the former Overnite Transportation, is being sold to TFI International Inc., the companies announced.
Escalating AstraZeneca Spat Highlights EU Vaccine Fiasco
The EU’s standoff with AstraZeneca over delayed vaccine deliveries has widened, with Germany taking aim at the U.S.
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Shipping Container Crunch Shows Signs of Easing
A global shortage of shipping containers that’s sent ocean freight rates skyrocketing shows signs of easing.
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Shippers Saw a Need for Bigger Vessels, But They Built Them Too Big
Here's why the cost of shipping goods out of China is soaring right now.
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Brexit Border Trouble Grows as Key Customs System Maxes Out
A key U.K. government customs system has been overwhelmed within weeks of Brexit and threatens to trigger more disruption as freight traffic rebounds.
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Piracy Surge Off West Africa Draws Maersk Call for Action
Pirate attacks have pushed up insurance and other costs for shippers operating off West Africa, with some resorting to hiring escort vessels manned by armed navy personnel.
A crane carries shipping containers owned by AP Moller-Maersk A/S away from a ship. Photo: Bloomberg.
U.S. Officials Plead for More Use of Languishing Antibody Drugs
U.S. health officials are pleading for more use of COVID-19 antibody therapies from Eli Lilly and Co. and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. that have been plagued by logistical issues, lack of efficacy data and insufficient reimbursement.
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New Global Visibility App Sees Delays Before They Happen
Organizations can’t manage what they can’t see, but a new application from supply chain software provider E2open is offering clarity.
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