Logistics makes the world go around. This phrase is so close to the truth that it’s never even been questioned. There are millions of logistics companies making sure that things are being delivered to where they are needed. Now most of these giant companies have hubs at their main points. The Kerry Logistics Network (Kerry Logistics) introduces a new Trans-Pacific air freight service to connect multiple Asian locations to the US to capture the heightened demands in the pandemic-hit air freight market.
In a statement, the Hong Kong-based logistics company, said it named the service Kerry Freight Controlled Network (KCN). The freight integrator centres on the Americas hub are set up in Huntsville, Alabama, US.
Kerry said the inaugural flights will originate from Hong Kong in August 2021.
Kerry said in a statement “KCN is a time-definite solution that offers standard air freight services to customers with guaranteed space and long-term pricing, fulfilling the needs of customers looking for stable and long-term solutions, KCN leads the market in heavy air freight integrators with door-to-door solutions for a wide range of products: from small parcels to large and oversized cargoes, including DGR and lithium batteries.”
Kerry said KLN is partnering with…
