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EU fines air freight forwarders

News28 Mar 2012

The European Commission has fined 14 freight forwarders a total of E169M for operating a cartel on several routes....

News21 Mar 2012

Euro Carex has successfully tested a high-speed freight train between Lyon St Exupéry airport and St Pancras International Station in Londo...

News7 Oct 2010

Several international freight forwarders have agreed to pay fines in excess of US$50M for alleged violations of the US Sherman Act...

News4 Mar 2010

Despite the global economic crisis, the Kuehne + Nagel Group, the world's leading NVOCC, delivered "solid results in 2009 and gained market ...

News15 Jan 2010

AAC Capital Partners, a Northern European mid-market buy-out firm, has acquired a majority stake in Envirotainer from Industrifonden and a n...

News10 Dec 2009

Bolloré Africa Logistics, part of the privately-owned Bolloré Group, has come up with a plan to connect the Ethiopian capital with the Por...

News27 Nov 2009

New types of contingency planning are required if expensive supply chain failures are to be avoided, according to one specialist...

News1 Oct 2009

Following two years of flight trials, DoKaSch GmbH, a leading German manufacturer of air cargo equipment, has launched the AKE lw-65 air car...

News29 Nov 2008

A new report argues that the rail network not only serves the freight industry well, but is also all set to be penetrated by the express pla...

News1 Oct 2003

Sensitech, which provides cold chain information and analysis equipment and services, and Envirotainer, a pioneer of active temperature-cont...

News1 Dec 2002

Boeing has come up with a design for the biggest cargo aircraft to date....

News1 May 2002

Despite the announcement of the first deal for its CL 75 balloon with Heavy Lift Canada (see last month's WorldCargo News, p2) and the signi...

News11 Oct 2001

Modern refrigerated containers with sophisticated controlled atmosphere and fresh air management systems may be eating into the value added ...

News11 Oct 2001

Zurich Airport has reported a rapid rise in its incoming perishables traffic, prompted in part by concerns over bovine spongiform encephalit...

News10 Jun 2001

CIAS Sinport Airport Services SpA (CSAS) has been formed in Genoa as a vehicle to bid for upcoming concessions in the Italian airports indus...