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　　Centro de Envío FedEx

　　Salar de Atacama 1280,Complejo Empresarial ENEA,Co

　　Santiago, Metropolitana de Santiago

　　Av. Providencia 2519, Providencia

　　馬鞍山聯(lián)邦快遞-馬鞍山聯(lián)邦快遞-地址-電話-馬鞍山FedEx-國際快遞-國產(chǎn)一區(qū)二區(qū)三區(qū)四色av_免費(fèi)二級電影片觀看 FedEx Express, a subsidiaryof FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) and one of the world’s largest expresstransportation companies announced four additional weekly flightsfrom Singapore to Sydney, Australia, doubling flight operationsbetween the two countries to eight flights per week. This expansionof our operational strength will better support businesses andexporters with increased and reliable capacity as they tradebetween Singapore and Australia. Australia is currently Singapore’sfourth-largest trading partner for exports[1]. Singapore is alsoAustralia’s largest two-way trading partner[2].

　　“We are committed to helping our customers accelerate theire-commerce businesses and ship more effortlessly as consumer demandevolves. The increase in operational capacity and flight expansionbetween Singapore and Sydney further aid the strong trade relationsbetween the two countries. More cross-border flights mean thatsmall and medium enterprises can look forward to greater e-commercegrowth opportunities, with stronger and more frequent access toonline shoppers overseas,” said Audrey Cheong, regional vicepresident, Southeast Asia operations, FedEx Express.

　　The increase in flights will enhance the movement of goodsbetween both countries and tap into the high e-commerce potentialof both economies. Valued at US$25.7 billion in 2020[3], Australiais the eleventh largest e-commerce market in the world, while theSingapore Business to Consumer (B2C) e-commerce market is worth$4.9 billion[4].