Alex Lennane is a publisher, journalist, and director who writes for The Loadstar. With a focus on the logistics and transportation industry, Alex covers a wide range of topics including shipping, air cargo, customs, and industry trends. Their articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest developments and challenges within the sector.
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Alex Lennane's coverage predominantly focuses on transportation and logistics, specifically shipping, air freight, cargo, and international trade. Her articles heavily rely on government announcements and cited data.
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Seko Logistics has revealed it has a new majority owner following recapitalisation, which has put in place a new leadership team.
By: Alex Lennane
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics has appointed Martin Habisreitinger as chief operating officer airfreight, with effect from 1 February, replacing Jan Kleine-Lasthues, who has left after 13 years to become global chief operating officer for ECU Worldwide.
By: Alex Lennane
As Donald Trump weighs into the US port automation row, The Loadstar readers will discover next week – when we begin our series on port automation – that the issue is both complex and nuanced.
By: Alex Lennane
The strong year in air cargo has been credited to ecommerce – but “traditional” air cargo might also see a bump next year, according to Xeneta.
Negotiable cargo documents are one step closer to realisation, allowing goods to be sold in transit on any mode of transport.
By: Alex Lennane
Airlines are taking advantage of the elongated December peak to raise contract rates for 2025, as the peak season continues.
By: Alex Lennane
Ocean online bookings are the next frontier for Freightos, a step it hopes to take in 2025.
By: Alex Lennane
“Airfreight hasn't been a bonanza for everybody in 2024,” said Niall van de Wouw, chief airfreight officer of Xeneta yesterday.
By: Alex Lennane
The remaining stock of Cargologicair, still under administration, is soon to be sold.
MSC boss Soren Toft and Randy Chen, vice chairman of Wan Hai, have become chair and vice chair of the World Shipping Council (WSC).
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