Shippers prepared to pay more for greener airfreight

Shippers and forwarders are prepared to pay higher freight rates for environmentally-friendly air cargo.
That is the message from Lufthansa Cargo, which says that a number of shipper and freight forwarders have asked for a green rate quote for their airfreight shipments.
As consumers demand that the goods they buy have been produced and distributed with the least carbon dioxide emissions and greenhouse gases, so the air cargo industry: aircraft manufacturers, airlines, airports and forwarders have responded.
These and other topics are covered in the How Green is Air Cargo? special report in the latest issue of Air Cargo News.
You can access the report by signing up here for our FREE digital edition.

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