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“Maintaining customer focus requires continuous evaluation of our portfolio to ensure it aligns with market needs. For example, the trend toward sustainable packaging – while the packaging industry isn't inherently seen as sustainable, we actively gather customer feedback to drive improvements,” Kristof De Smedt, Global Business United Director at Cold Chain Technologies (CCT), said.

Formula 1 has long been seen as the pinnacle of motorsport. However, as the world increases its focus on environmental responsibility, the sport is looking to not just deliver the highest class of international racing but create a lasting, positive and sustainable future.

GEODIS has announced that the SBTi has approved its near-term science-based emission reduction target.

The inaugural Pharma Logistics Winter University will be held from 3-7 February 2025, supported by the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH) and hosted by

TAM Group, a leading Global Sales and Service Agent (GSSA) headquartered in Hong Kong, has announced the opening of a new office in Mexico City, strategically

The 20th edition of the World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report, released today, reveals an increasingly fractured global landscape, where escalating geopolitical, environmental, societal and technological challenges threaten stability and progress. While economic risks have less immediate prominence in this year's survey results, they remain a concern, interconnected with societal and geopolitical tensions.

Throughout 2024, the demand for Emirates SkyCargo's specialist product portfolio, extensive global network and all widebody fleet continued to grow exponentially, with no signs of slowing down. To meet the burgeoning global demand, the airline has wet-leased two additional Boeing 747 freighters, starting 2025 with a 15% increase in critical main deck cargo capacity, compared to January 2024.

Shippers who rely on US East Coast and Gulf ports were able to breathe a sigh of relief last Wednesday night when the ILA and USMX announced a tentative

Windracers, the low-cost logistics champion, unveiled its next generation of self-flying cargo aircraft, Windracers ULTRA MK2, at the ME London hotel in Central London. With double the power output of its predecessor, the Windracers cargo drone brings a 50% increase in useful payload as well as a significant reduction in fuel costs while strengthening its position as the low-cost cargo drone of choice for middle mile logistics.

I n the first five weeks of this year, the giant freighter named “Beluga” will be a regular guest at Munich Airport.