This article is really cyberpunk. Also, like walk-in metal recycling, and self-storage, it seems to me that this only vaguely recognized, but nonetheless huge s

This article is really cyberpunk. Also, like walk-in metal recycling, and self-storage, it seems to me that this only vaguely recognized, but nonetheless huge shipping and logistics business (Kuehne+Nagel) could be handling both legal and grey area materials. They're accustomed to keeping their mouths shut, keep a low profile, they have contacts everywhere, they move material across legal and physical boundaries. They must get requests for very discrete shipping. I mean, drugs come to mind, but the article talks about highest-tech manufacturing equipment. What about endangered species? Commercial cryptographic gear? I bet there's a lot of skeletons in closets they've moved.