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U-Freight calls for stability amid Greenland trade tensions

U-Freight is urging a measured and pragmatic response to rising geopolitical tensions surrounding Greenland, warning that escalation could undermine transatlantic supply chains and add inflationary pressure at a time when global trade is showing early signs of recovery. With a long-established footprint in the transatlantic trade, U-Freight is closely monitoring developments following announcements from the…

Intra-Asia container rates ease

After a period of sustained increases through late 2025, intra-Asia container freight rates have begun to cool as carriers introduce new services and add capacity across key regional trade lanes. According to market intelligence from Drewry’s Intra-Asia Container Index, average freight rates moderated in the first two weeks of January, reflecting a softening from recent…

Air cargo demand grew 4% in 2025, but analysts predict slower growth this year

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According to data provider Xeneta, the air cargo market closed 2025 with a 6% year-on-year increase in demand for December and an overall annual growth of 4%. Capacity rose 5% in December, and the dynamic load factor improved by one percentage point to 63%. This represents interesting news for the U-Freight Group, with our strong…

2026: Some thought on freight planning

As 2026 begins, U-Freight delivers its thoughts how the issues that are affecting how freight planning is undertaken. Global freight and logistics is no longer operating in a cycle of disruption and recovery. Volatility has become permanent. What once appeared to be a succession of isolated shocks – pandemics, port congestion, trade disputes – has…

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