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Shanghai port surpasses 50 million teu for second year running

Reports in the international media indicate that the Port of Shanghai has handled 50 million teu for the second consecutive year. With a comprehensive portfolio of international freight forwarding services through most of China’s main gateways, U-Freight notes that the port achieved this landmark a month earlier than it did in 2024. The achievement underscored…

Global container trade lanes reshaped by cascading ships

Vessel capacity once absorbed by major Asia–Europe routes is now spilling into secondary trade lanes leading to global container shipping entering a new era of structural realignment. With our strong presence in the global container shipping arena, this makes interesting reading for the U-Freight Group. According to Sea-Intelligence, which has dissected global vessel capacity shifts,…

Container shipping index rises for second week

With our strong presence in the global container shipping arena, we note that Drewry’s composite World Container Index rose 2% to USD1,957 per 40-foot container this week. This marks the second consecutive weekly increase driven by strengthening Asia-Europe trade lanes even as Transpacific rates continue their descent. The differentiation in global container shipping markets has…

Mixed performance across air freight market in 2025

With our strong presence in the expedited international airfreight sector, the U-Freight Group notes that Transport Intelligence reports that the air cargo industry has shown uneven trends this year, with strong growth on European and intra-Asia routes but disruption from tariffs, labour disputes, weather and capacity shortages elsewhere. Tariff changes and the end of the…

October sees fall in global container shipping schedule reliability

With a portfolio of international ocean freight forwarding and logistics services, we note that global container shipping schedule reliability declined in October after months of steady improvement. This is according to a new a new Sea-Intelligence analysis, and is likely due to increased vessel delays and operational volatility after several months of stability. In October,…

Air cargo must adapt to e-commerce’s rapid growth

In the latest edition of Air Cargo Management, TIACA’s Glyn Hughes outlines how air cargo must adapt to e-commerce’s rapid growth through harmonised standards, smarter data and sustainable operations. As a early entrant and on-going investor into meeting the ever-increasing challenges of providing logistics services to this rapidly expanding sector of global trade, this makes…

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