Transport & Logistics
- Good news for Cape Town>
Good news for Cape Town
by Fred Meintjes 6 August 2020
Port of Cape Town may soon be included in shipping schedules to Europe once…
- NZ seeks traceability improvement>
NZ seeks traceability improvement
by Carl Collen 6 August 2020
The country's NZ$6bn produce industry is aligning and improving its…
- "Things improving" at port of Cape Town>
"Things improving" at port of Cape Town
by Fred Meintjes 31 July 2020 Avocados
Port of Cape Town meets criticism head on with positive news
- First speakers announced for FPJ Live>
First speakers announced for FPJ Live
by Ed Leahy 31 July 2020 Fruit and Vegetables
From experts to exceptional businesses, new FPJ Live line-up promises to make…
- Problems mount at Cape Town>
Problems mount at Cape Town
by Fred Meintjes 30 July 2020
The port of Cape Town is enduring worse problems than last year – but…
- Antwerp "open during second wave">
Antwerp "open during second wave"
by Carl Collen 30 July 2020
Port of Antwerp Taskforce has said the facility will remain open and…
- "Unprecedented turbulence" hits Del Monte>
"Unprecedented turbulence" hits Del Monte
by Carl Collen 29 July 2020
Group reports on lower net sales across all business segments and drop in net…
- Seatrade adds second Dover service>
Seatrade adds second Dover service
by Carl Collen 28 July 2020 Fruit
Dover becomes Seatrade’s UK hub to ensure the quickest possible transit…
- Maersk goes with the Flow>
Maersk goes with the Flow
by Carl Collen 28 July 2020
Shipping giant launches digital supply chain management platform Maersk Flow
- Kenyan flower exports bounce back>
Kenyan flower exports bounce back
by Fred Searle 22 July 2020 Flowers
Demand from Europe has returned to 85 per cent of ‘normal’ levels…
