- China E-Commerce Drop Shifts Air Cargo Demand
by Thomas WittFor years, the explosive growth of ultra-low-cost Chinese retailers like Temu and Shein quietly became a backbone of global airfreight demand. Enormous volumes of small parcels… Read more: China E-Commerce Drop Shifts Air Cargo Demand - AirCargo Conference 2026: Why Early-Year Air Strategy Matters
by Thomas WittIn February 2026, global logistics leaders will gather in Orlando for the AirCargo Conference 2026, taking place February 15–17. The event brings together airlines, airports, forwarders,… Read more: AirCargo Conference 2026: Why Early-Year Air Strategy Matters - How AI Is Helping Prevent Cargo Fires in Global Shipping
by Thomas WittCargo fires have become one of the most serious safety issues in global shipping. In recent years, fires linked to mis-declared or undeclared hazardous goods have… Read more: How AI Is Helping Prevent Cargo Fires in Global Shipping - U.S. Seaport Volumes Hold Steady: What Global Shippers Should Know
by Thomas WittU.S. seaports are expected to finish 2025 with container activity close to 2024 levels. Even with tariff uncertainty and shifting sourcing patterns, volumes across major gateways… Read more: U.S. Seaport Volumes Hold Steady: What Global Shippers Should Know - Future of Freight Festival 2025 Kicks Off in Chattanooga
by Thomas WittThe Future of Freight Festival (F3) begins today in Chattanooga, Tennessee, bringing together logistics professionals, technology leaders, and supply chain innovators from around the world. Hosted… Read more: Future of Freight Festival 2025 Kicks Off in Chattanooga