Demand Planning

Air Cargo Rates Drop Amid Subdued Peak Season Demand
Management Air Cargo Rates Drop Amid Subdued Peak Season Demand

In the heart of what should be the busiest shipping period of the year, air cargo rates are tumbling, defying all expectations for a holiday-driven surge, and leaving the industry grappling with an unexpected downturn. Picture a global network of planes loaded with goods, ready to meet soaring

Port of Long Beach Defies Tariff Challenges in 2025
Management Port of Long Beach Defies Tariff Challenges in 2025

Amidst a landscape of economic uncertainty and shifting global trade policies, the Port of Long Beach stands as a beacon of resilience, navigating the choppy waters of new tariffs with remarkable steadiness. As one of the busiest ports in the United States, it has managed to sustain robust cargo

How Did Frankfurt Airport's Cargo Volumes Fare in October?
Transportation & Delivery How Did Frankfurt Airport's Cargo Volumes Fare in October?

In the heart of Europe, Frankfurt Airport (FRA) stands as a titan of global trade, processing vast quantities of cargo that connect continents and fuel economies. Picture a month where the scales tip ever so slightly—a mere 0.1% decline in air cargo throughput, totaling 179.4 metric tons in

Are China-U.S. Trade Routes Finally Stabilizing in 2025?
Supply Chain Are China-U.S. Trade Routes Finally Stabilizing in 2025?

In the ever-evolving landscape of international trade, few have a clearer view of the intricacies of shipping logistics than Rohit Laila. With decades of experience in the logistics industry, spanning supply chain management and delivery, Rohit has witnessed firsthand the impact of global trade

Why Are UPS and FedEx Grounding MD-11 Aircraft After Crash?
Management Why Are UPS and FedEx Grounding MD-11 Aircraft After Crash?

In a shocking turn of events that has reverberated through the air cargo industry, a tragic crash involving a UPS MD-11 aircraft in Louisville, Kentucky, has led to the immediate grounding of this aircraft model by both UPS and FedEx, two of the largest cargo carriers in the world. The devastating

Why Is PepsiCo Closing Frito-Lay Facilities in Florida?
Supply Chain Why Is PepsiCo Closing Frito-Lay Facilities in Florida?

In a surprising turn of events that has sent ripples through the food manufacturing sector, PepsiCo has announced the closure of two Frito-Lay facilities in Orlando, Florida, affecting hundreds of workers and signaling deeper challenges within the snack food industry. This decision, impacting a

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