AIR exports from Hong Kong will see a boost, following a decision by the government to reverse a ban on the transshipment of e-cigarettes and vapes, reports London’s Loadstar. Forwarders claim the banned cargo amounts to about 330,000 tonnes annually – the equivalent of some 10 per cent of Hong Kong’s annual export volumes by air, according to the Hong Kong Association of Freight Forwarding and Logistics (HAFFA). The value of the re-export cargo affected by the ban was estimated to exceed...