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Global ocean container supply chains experienced record-high carbon emission in the third quarter of 2024, due to the ongoing impact of conflict in the Red Sea, spiraling freight rates and congestion, according to Xeneta, the ocean and air freight rate benchmarking and market analytics platform.
Xeneta’s Marine Benchmark Carbon Emissions Index, or CEI, which measures carbon emissions across the platform’s top 13 ocean container shipping trades, hit 107.9 points in ...
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Global air cargo continued its positive start to 2024 with a second consecutive month of double-digit growth in February, according to Xeneta’s weekly marketing analysis.Air freight’s January’s 11 percent volume growth saw similar improvement in February for airlines and freight forwarders, with demand increasing more than 11 percent year-over-year.The improved ...
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Ocean freight shipping rates are expected to increase further in February amid the ongoing Red Sea crisis, according to data from Xeneta, the ocean freight rate benchmarking platform.However, there are signs that rates could begin to fall again following the Lunar New Year peak, the Oslo, Norway-based company said.Xeneta’s projections ...
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