By Jeff Berman, Group News Editor Uber Freight is going global. Well, it is going to start in Europe initially, Lior Ron, head of Uber Freight, wrote in a blog post that was published yesterday. Uber Freight is known in freight circles as the ubiquitous, ride-sharing service’s app that matches trucking companies with loads to haul. […]
While the U.S. spends about 7.5 percent of its GDP on logistics and transportation, many emerging market economies spend much more on this sector. Because of this cost structure, goods from emerging markets are often uncompetitive on the global markets and unaffordable in their local markets. Lori, a Kenya-based e-logistics startup, is looking to drive
NYSHEX looks to bring in other trade lanes to its platform while Freightos sees ocean shipping outmatching other modes in digital drive. NYSHEX, the digital ocean freight platform, wants to expand its market reach into China after last year’s launch of its U.S. service offerings. The four-year old company is looking to add container booking
