Your default browser language is set to . Browse this site in another language: Continue color Created with Sketch.
Insights

An outlook on the industry and the global business environment

393 Stories

Loading stories...
Dual disruptions put a damper on air freight movement
More uncertainties abound due to war in Ukraine and lockdowns in China.
Continued Shanghai lockdown poses a huge question for cargo backlog
The supply chain challenge lies in whether it is ready to cope with the likely upswing.
Volatile air freight rates a reality as fuel prices go sky high
Other factors such as ongoing Covid-19 restrictions place a huge question mark over freight recovery and fears of yet another ‘false dawn’ for Asia.
Awaiting the “bull-whip”: all eyes are on post-lockdown demand
A rebound is expected, but uncertainty about the scale of pent-up export demand from China could be crucial for global supply chains in the coming weeks.
How did Neelofa build her fashion empire?
In the world of young female entrepreneurs, Neelofa stands out with her charm, success and strong business acumen. Here is why.
Temper expectations of quick recovery after end of China lockdowns
Freight rates are expected to normalize in 2023, but unlikely to return to pre-pandemic levels.
The digital revolution of freight forwarding: Not a matter of if, but when
In the era of digitalization, freight forwarders need to keep pace with the latest technologies that elevate the customer experience.
Potential economic headwinds add stress to supply chain
Despite softened rates from a Q2 slowdown, uncertainties loom heavily.
Adopt cautious approach ahead of peak season despite brief respite
While air capacity saw some return with reduced demand from lockdowns, the approaching peak season and economic outlook spell further uncertainty.
Multiple disruptions putting pressure on supply chain
Trade is growing at a sluggish pace as cargo movers across international borders continue to fight fires.
A newly inked agreement has opened the doors for frozen, whole Musang King durians from Malaysia to satiate the appetites of durian lovers in China.
Malaysia’s durian exporters see spike in demand from China
A newly inked agreement has opened the doors for frozen, whole Musang King durians from Malaysia to satiate the appetites of durian lovers in China.
Malaysia’s durian exporters see spike in demand from China
A newly inked agreement has opened the doors for frozen, whole Musang King durians from Malaysia to satiate the appetites of durian lovers in China.
Tasmanian salmon farmers find a novel way to get their catch to market
Covid-19 presented a logistical challenge for an industry off the beaten track.
Consumer demand likely less vigorous ahead of upcoming peak season
Caution should still be exercised in light of ongoing events that could jolt the supply chain once more.
All that’s green is gold: The growing market for avocados in Australia
Amid shortages and soaring food prices, Australian avocados stand out as an anomaly to the trend, evading inflation as supply continues to exceed demand.