SINGAPORE – Leading cargo, logistics and supply chain companies took home 50 awards at the 2023 Asian Freight, Logistics and Supply Chain (AFLAS) Awards South Beach recently.
The awards, hosted and organized annually by Asia Cargo News, recognize leading service providers, including air and shipping lines; airports and seaports; logistics, 3PLs as well as other associated industry professionals.
Rather than a panel of judges, the nomination and voting procedure allowed the more than 15,000 readers of Asia Cargo News and e-news subscribers to determine the leading companies in the market and the winners, making the results the opinion of service users.
Asia Cargo News laid down the nomination criteria, and the top eight firms in each category appeared on the final ballot, following a technical evaluation.
The top four organisations in each category made up the final shortlist, with the winners collecting their awards from guest presenters from some of the most prominent players in the Asian freight and logistics industry.
Asia Cargo News publisher Darren Barton said, “The industry has once again spoken up, and Asia Cargo News is delighted to be able to announce the winners of the 2023 AFLAS Awards here tonight.”
“The AFLAS Awards are where stakeholders in the cargo and logistics sector come together to celebrate the very best in our industry, and we are glad to be holding this year’s awards in Singapore, seeing old and new friends joining us.” He stated that it was an honour that so many of the winners were able to be present that night.
Asia Cargo News managing editor Gregory Glass said, “The AFLAS Awards give us, and the industry, the opportunity to recognize the top global players in the industry.”
Written by leading transport and cargo industry journalists, Asia Cargo News is a vital intelligence source for cargo, logistics and supply chain companies in and doing business in Asia. A range of in-depth features, news and analysis designed to meet the information needs of industry decision-makers is included in the newspaper.
