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SGL predicts another challenging year for airfreight
Fast-growing freight forwarder Scan Global Logistics (SGL) is predicting another challenging year for airfreight as strong demand, ocean freight problems, ground handling issues and slow to recover air cargo capacity combine to keep the industry under pressure.On the capacity side, the Denmark-based company said that it does not expect belly ...
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NewsScan Global Logistics expands into UK with Horizon deal
Nigel Davies (L) of Horizon and Allan Melgaard of SGL. Source SGLFast-growing Scan Global Logistics (SGL) has added a presence in the UK through the takeover of Horizon International Cargo.SGL said that having a presence in the second-largest market in Europe is a "strategic move pivotal to the company's long-term ...
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Scan Global to acquire Orbis as it continues rapid expansion
Scan Global Logistics (SGL) has entered into a binding agreement to acquire New Zealand forwarder Orbis Global Logistics as it targets a top 15 spot in the air cargo market.SGL said the deal, which is set to be completed on October 5, will "significantly strengthen its position in the Pacific ...
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Air cargo faces China supply chain disruption
New Covid quarantine rules for cargo workers at key gateways in China are putting air cargo supply chains under pressure.Over the last few weeks, Covid cases in China have begun to pick up as the country contends with the contagious Delta variant of the virus.To contain outbreaks, lockdowns and stricter ...
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Insights
Scan Global Logistics targets a top 15 spot in air cargo
Scan Global Logistics (SGL) has revealed ambitious plans to become one of the world’s top 15 airfreight forwarders over the next five years.The Copenhagen-headquartered forwarder’s global chief operating officer for sea and airfreight, Mads Drejer, said SGL is currently in the top 40 air forwarders with volumes of around 100,000 ...
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