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As Port of Vancouver grows, Flexport seeks to broaden British Columbia services
November 20, 2019
Overall cargo throughput at Canada’s Port of Vancouver increased 0.5% to a record 72.5 million metric tons by mid-year, authorities report. New services in digitized freight forwarding have taken notice.
Flexport set to help SMBs with capital financed supply chains
July 31, 2019
Flexport Capital recently released a financing solution to help alleviate the working capital constraints caused by the U.S.-China tariffs. According to the company, a suite of trade finance solutions, Flexport Capital helps businesses – especially “fast-growing companies” – keep their capital working for them.
Understanding the 2019 Ocean Freight Market Through the Lens of 2018
April 9, 2019
Here are four steps you can take now with your freight forwarder to navigate volatility for the year ahead.
How Can Freight Forwarding Move Forward?
March 25, 2019
Technology is driving the rapid evolution of business and global trade. It’s time for freight forwarding to change, too.
European Update: Continued Uncertainty in the Global Transport and Logistics Sectors
April 3, 2018
Analysts and logistics service providers agree that increasing protectionism and restrictions on trade can only hinder the free flow of goods between nations—and certainly can’t be in the interest of the global transport and logistics sector. European Trade and Logistics Report, Brexit implications, European Union Trade Report, Global Trade trends
Flexport makes bold move to become major player in Asia Pacific air cargo market
February 27, 2018
In an effort to improve its air cargo service as capacity continues to tighten and rates escalate, the San Francisco-based forwarder Flexport is offering in-house air service on a 747-400F from Los Angeles to Hong Kong.
Flexport gains more funding to dominate supply chain’s digital arena
October 10, 2017
San Francisco-based Flexport announced late last week that it has closed a $110 million Series C funding round led by DST Global, and joined by existing investors including Founders Fund and Susa Ventures.
Rising Peak Season volumes and rates are intact, says Flexport
August 14, 2017
As it indicated in its previous report, data recently issued by San Francisco-based freight forwarding and customs brokerage services provider Flexport in its July 2017 Market Update continues to pinpoint the pairing of rising volumes and rates with Peak Season here.
Flexport to open up new warehouse in Southern California
July 24, 2017
San Francisco-based freight forwarding and customs brokerage services provider Flexport recently announced plans to open up a warehouse in close proximity to the Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Long Beach, effective next month.
How to Get 60,000 Freight Containers around the World in Record Time
March 6, 2017
Shipping anything internationally is a complicated series of steps, and the young shipping entrepreneur Ryan Petersen and his company Flexport are slashing those steps and helping clients find a faster, cheaper way to bring that package to your door.
Creating a Synchronized Global Trade Supply Chain
November 4, 2016
In an increasingly interconnected world, where trade is a core component of economic activity, creating a more seamless global supply chain is now vital, however, a new generation of tech-savvy freight forwarders may be creating just the right amount of disruption the industry needs to improve synchronization.
The New Expanded Panama Canal: Bigger Ships, Bigger Paydays for Beans, Coal, and Gas
June 26, 2016
Bigger ships could mean bigger paydays for commodity producers when the expanded Panama Canal opens today as they can utilize larger vessels more frequently to tap into fast growing Asia-Pacific consumer markets.
Amazon’s New Status as an Ocean Freight Forwarder
January 15, 2016
Amazon.com Inc's China arm has registered as an ocean freight forwarder, according to the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission, a move that will give it more control over shipping products from Chinese factories to U.S. shoppers.