Ian Putzger

Recent days have witnessed a groundswell of voices warning of an imminent downturn in US trade that will impact logistics providers.

US trucking appears to be chasing a recovery that remains elusive with predictions of an imminent turnaround again thwarted

Amazon and Walmart are poised to disrupt the North American trucking industry, and more large shippers may follow.

The announcement that Amazon’s freighter arm is accepting air cargo from third parties like freight forwarders has been greeted with frowns.

Airfreight traffic in and out of Mexico keeps growing, buoyed by international carriers increasing capacity into the market.

Consumers are likely to generate higher volumes of cargo in Q4, as industrial traffic remains hobbled by a stuttering manufacturing sector.

News Pitney Bowes bows out of global e-commerce with sale of loss-making GEC

The three US mega-airlines – Delta, United and American – expanded their cargo traffic in the second quarter, but they only got a nibble at the rising volumes of ecommerce flowing out of China to their home turf. The airlines performed well overall in the quarter, with Delta and American posting record revenues, and while all three saw gains in cargo ton-km (CTK), only Delta and United saw growth in freight ...

Donald Trump will implement new tariffs if returned to the White House in what would be a drag on trade. Cargo owners are worried.

US meat exports are in low gear, affected by bans in the largest market, slowing demand and rising competition from Brazil.