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Ian Putzger

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Shippers try slower but cheaper route to Europe

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By Ian Putzger Verified
| Asia Cargo News Verified
Soaring airfreight rates have prompted shippers in the Asia-Pacific region to explore alternative options for moving their exports to Europe and North America. This includes routing their goods by ocean carrier to U.S. West Coast gateways to connect with flights headed to Europe. The repercussions of the conflict in the Middle East have extended far beyond the region and trade routes traversing it.
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Perishable prospects face pressure on LatAm-Asia trade lane

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By Ian Putzger Verified
| Asia Cargo News Verified
The war in the Middle East has raised concerns over food price inflation and acute increases in transportation costs that could dent the growth in perishables shipments from Latin America to the Asia-Pacific region. Cherry growers in Chile, whose crops dominate cherry exports from South America, are faced with a conundrum. According to Patrick Haines, vicepresident of fresh produce sourcing at U.S. grocery chain Kroger, the U.S. market offers them a US$800 million opportunity.
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U.S. trucking rates start ascent expected to last

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By Ian Putzger Verified
| Asia Cargo News Verified
After more than three years of downward pressure, trucking rates in the U.S. are defying the gravitational pull of tepid demand, widely viewed as a signal of a changing market ahead. Shippers are bracing for sustained upward pricing momentum, as capacity continues to shrink. Many operators are not expected to survive long enough to benefit from the rise in pricing.
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