13/03/2023at 15:31

Companies predict new trade patterns and increased global uncertainty

Africa will have an important role in globalization in coming years, predict the chief executives from Kuehne +Nagel, Hapag-Lloyd and BASF.

Otto Schacht is executive vice president sea logistics, Kuehne + Nagel. | Photo: PR / K+N

by JENS THOMSEN

Three industry and shipping bosses predict that the pandemic combined with supply failures and international tensions have sped up a development that in coming years will lead to great changes in global trade patterns.

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