C.H. Robinson has reported Q4’20 revenues which climbed 5.9% higher than a year earlier on the strength of higher pricing and volumes in ocean and air services which led global forwarding revenues 71.7% higher. The firm has also noted that “freight markets remain tight, and we anticipate this will continue for much of 2021”. U.S. seaborne imports handled by C.H. Robinson climbed 32.2% higher year over year in the first three weeks of January including a 48.9% surge in volumes shipped from Europe. CEO Bob Biesterfeld has stated “we expect to see continued productivity benefits as well as ...