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ePoint: Growth beyond COVID

Business Focus Magazine is a leading global business magazine directed at high-level director and c-level executives around the world, providing coverage of inspiring companies who have achieved the highest standard in their field of expertise. Two years on, the editorial

March Market Update

Our monthly market report provides international freight, carrier and rate insights, to provide supply chain forecasts for the weeks ahead. With surface and air routes between Asia and Europe that traverse Russia unavailable for commercial cargo movement, we consider the demand

Types of freight transport

Today, several types of freight transport coexist, each with its advantages and disadvantages. Their different characteristics make them more or less suitable for each type of product and shipment. In this article, we explain the functionality of every one of

fashion sales

Online fashion sales, set to soar!

The pandemic changed our lives, and caused online fashions sales to slump for the first time in years. However, the market is set to make a comeback and reach $672.71 billion by 2023. We wanted to share what online shoppers are

Shenzhen lockdown and Shanghai close to passenger flights

Shipping lines are considering schedule adjustments as the Chinese city of Shenzhen begins lockdown, until Sunday, at the earliest and Shanghai Pudong airport closes to to inbound passenger flights. Authorities in Langfang, which borders Beijing and Dongguan, in Guangdong prvince, have

Russia-Ukraine war

Russia-Ukraine war: Impact on global logistics

As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine grows, the operational outlook for logistics operations with these countries has been severely altered. Several countries and the EU have imposed new trade sanctions and export controls against Russia, Belarus and the Ukranian regions

Supply chains and the Ukraine war

It is just twelve days since Russia invaded its neighbour and it is becoming clear that the sanctions and embargoes imposed by the UK and other governments are adding further strain to international supply chains, already struggling with the prolonged