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As we move into November, it’s clear the global shipping market continues to keep us on our toes. Airfreight rates from Asia are creeping up despite softer overall demand, and we’re seeing some volatility on major trade lanes.

In recent months, there’s been a noticeable shift from ocean freight to air freight, driven by both market pressures and consumer expectations.

When Typhoon Ragasa swept through Hong Kong, it didn’t just impact the city; it struck one of the most critical nodes in the global logistics network.

As we move deeper into the peak shipping season, global supply chains are under intense pressure. The combination of higher volumes heading into the year-end period, the upcoming Chinese Golden Week, and ongoing operational disruptions is creating a challenging environment for shippers and importers.