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Trans-Atlantic capacity squeeze wilts Valentine’s Day flower imports

Caryn Livingston by Caryn Livingston
February 2, 2021
in Airports, Routes, Specialty Cargo
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The busy flower import season that precedes Valentine’s Day is in full swing at Miami International Airport (MIA), but the lack of trans-Atlantic airfreight capacity is having a negative impact on imports from Europe, Africa and Australia. Flower imports from points in Europe, Australia and Africa are down “because the logistics and transportation costs from […]

 

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