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Global air cargo demand remained resilient through August despite a continuing sharp downturn in China-Europe e-commerce traffic, with the latest weekly data now pointing to the first signs that the slump may be bottoming out.

Xeneta estimated global air cargo volumes increased by 6% year-on-year in August, following 5% growth in July, while Wor...


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DHL Express is seeing strong growth in heavier international shipments across Asia Pacific as manufacturers increasingly turn to express transport for critical components, machinery and industrial equipment amid volatile supply chains and unpredictable demand.

The express operator said its Time Definite International (TDI) Weight per Day in Asia...


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Evri and the GMB union have reached a new two-year pay agreement for thousands of self-employed couriers, including a guaranteed minimum equivalent hourly rate of £15 across the UK and £15.80 in London, following months of negotiations and the overwhelming rejection of an earlier offer.

The agreement, which GMB is recommending to its members for...


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FedEx is investing more than US$15 million (R$75 million) in Brazil to expand its international and supply chain infrastructure, with 34 new facilities, larger logistics centres and an expanded network of customer shipping locations.

The investment programme marks a further reshaping of the express giant’s Brazilian activities following its deci...


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Postal operators worldwide have reduced their annual carbon emissions by more than 41% compared with 2008 levels while making further progress on fleet electrification and renewable energy, according to new International Post Corporation (IPC) figures released for today’s eighth Green Postal Day.

A total of 23 postal operators are participating ...


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