News from Asia

Wed Nov 13

DHL sees the continued importance of road freight in Southeast Asia as companies build supply chain resiliency

Written by Viw Magazine

DHL's new white paper reveals while progress is being made in Asian road freight, challenges remain, and opportunities to reimagine the movement of freight across the region

Countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore to benefit from its multimodal connectivity

Note to editor: Find out more on how companies can build supply chain resiliency through omnisourcing and multimodal transportation strategies on Logistics of Things.

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