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Forwarders will be reducing their financial forecasts for the year, as “uncertainty has an adverse impact” – but there could be opportunities amid that uncertainty.  

The Loadstar previously reported how, at the CNS conference in Miami last week, IATA director of sustainability & economics Andrew ...

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