The freight and logistics sector in Chile includes various modes of transportation, along with distribution and warehousing services. The industry’s growth is primarily driven by increasing demand for commodities, a boost in global trade, and the need for effective supply chain solutions. According to a report by Mordor Intelligence, the size of the Chilean freight…
Should Air Freight Companies Consider Becoming an IATA Agent or Not?
Whether or not to become an International Air Transport Association (IATA) agent is one decision that air freight companies often contemplate. IATA, a global trade association for the airline industry, comes with numerous benefits to its accredited agents, however, the decision to pursue this accreditation comes with its own set of considerations. In today’s blog…
A guide to the Spanish logistics sector: How joining one of the best logistics networks can help Spanish forwarders expand their operations
Spain, renowned for its industrial tradition, diverse economic activities, and dense commercial fabric, has established itself as the nerve center of economic activities in Southern Europe. According to a report by Technavio, the transportation and logistics market in Spain will be valued at $5.39 billion by 2026, with a growing CAGR of 4.26%. The transportation…
Impact of Hurricane Beryl on the operations at Houston Airport
Hurricane Beryl a tropical cyclone that made headlines due to its intensity and the widespread impact it had on affected regions. Originating as a tropical wave off the coast of West Africa, it quickly intensified as it moved across the Atlantic Ocean, achieving hurricane status within days, eventually reaching Category 4 strength with sustained winds…
What sets Conqueror Freight Network apart from other freight forwarder networks
Independent freight forwarders aiming to increase sales and operate internationally can significantly benefit from joining one of the top freight forwarders networks. These networks act as international umbrella organizations composed of vetted freight forwarders, allowing small and mid-sized logistics companies to compete with the industry leaders by expanding their reach, forming new partnerships, and broadening…
Ocean freight shipping sector updates in June: Explaining the surge of shipping container rates
The rates in the ocean freight shipping industry are experiencing a significant upsurge and for the first time since the lockdown in 2020, container shipping rates are nearing record highs. The price hike can be attributed to several factors including limited container supply caused by rerouting around the Red Sea, strong demand in multiple regions,…
Green Logistics: How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint in Freight Forwarding
Environmental and sustainability concerns are becoming some of the primary concerns of independent freight forwarders. Nearly every reputed freight forwarding company are now trying to create environmental policies that align with their mission and goals. As the world moves towards a more eco-friendly, carbon-neutral future, understanding the logistics industry’s role in achieving this goal is…
How to write a follow-up email to your logistics partners after attending a freight forwarders conference
Conqueror Freight Network’s 10th Annual freight forwarders conference, held in Bali, has successfully concluded, bringing together over 150 independent freight forwarders from around the world. With the conference now behind us, it’s crucial to develop an effective follow-up plan to kickstart upcoming projects. Expanding operations hinges on engaging in one-on-one discussions with your business partners….
Top trends in the freight and logistics industry in 2024
The freight and logistics industry is in a constant state of evolution, making it crucial to stay ahead of the curve. The use of technology in the freight and logistics sector is constantly evolving, and 2024 is already bringing in significant changes. Research and Markets reports that the logistics market, valued at $9,407.5 billion in…
The use of TEU containers in the container shipping industry
“TEU,” or “Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit,” originally refers to a 20-foot shipping container. These days, it has evolved into a standard unit of measurement for cargo capacity in the container shipping industry. TEU containers facilitate seamless cargo transfer between different modes of transport, such as ships, trucks, and trains, thanks to their standardized dimensions. Keep reading…