33 posts tagged with “Freight Forwarding”

Value-added forwarding services are growing faster than core transportation management, making billable service-event records critical to freight forwarder margin control.

Freight forwarders and customs brokers are collecting more data, but weak integration and unclear ownership still slow operational decisions.

Export control enforcement is turning freight forwarding compliance into a personal liability risk for managers, brokers, and operators.

FedEx and China Southern Air Logistics are deepening cooperation around Guangzhou, giving forwarders a timely signal to revisit Southeast Asia air cargo routing, cutoffs, and exception workflows.

UPS just closed its $1.6 billion acquisition of Andlauer Healthcare Group. DHL acquired Inmar. FedEx is pruning its forwarding network. Here's what the M&A wave means for your routing guides and carrier relationships.

International freight consolidators are being judged less by the cheapest quote and more by visibility, documents, exception control, and mode-switch readiness.

Mexico’s June 1 MVE enforcement deadline shifts customs value declaration risk onto importers. Forwarders need cleaner document workflows, exception control, and audit trails.

Port drayage is no longer a back-office trucking task. Appointment reliability, chassis visibility, demurrage control, and faster proof of delivery now shape the customer experience.

India freight and logistics is projected at $383.77B in 2026 and $592.36B by 2031. Here is what global forwarders need to operationalize now.

Freight forwarders are moving beyond capacity booking as tariffs, route disruption, air cargo constraints, and rate swings push shippers to demand control-tower services.