All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 124
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ArticleDunkirk counts cost of hurricanes
The port expects a loss of 200,000 tonnes of banana traffic from the Caribbean after Irma and Maria
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ArticlePanalpina makes Dutch acquisition
Group continues its push to be a leader in perishable transport with purchase of Interfresh Airfreight Handling
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ArticleMoín port to open in January 2019
Major new Costa Rican port project will see banana-producing nation able to take ships up to 16,000 TEU
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ArticleAPL wins Container Operator of the Year
The Singapore-headquartered shipping line was recognised at the Lloyd’s List Global Awards in London
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ArticleLondon Gateway welcomes two new services
New services from CMA-CGM and Marfret link the UK with Australia, New Zealand, the US and Latin America
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ArticlePort backs Caribbean relief efforts
Port Everglades is waiving tariff charges for relief supplies to the Caribbean in wake of storms
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ArticleGrowing appetite for on-farm data
Australian ag-tech company The Yield has released a free app growers ahead of the launch of its end-to-end microclimate sensing system
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ArticleTen reasons to attend DOGK
The annual German Fruit & Vegetable Congress returns to Düsseldorf at the end of this week
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ArticleEosta lays future foundations
The first foundations at the new Eosta headquarters have been laid in Waddinxveen
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ArticleDaikin Reefer bring CA expert on board
Former APL director Ah Huat Goh joins container refrigeration equipment supplier Daikin Reefer
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ArticleJD and Central form US$500m JV
Chinese e-tailer JD is looking to boost its presence in Southeast Asia under a new joint venture with Thai retail Central Group
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ArticleG’s Fresh wins Heathrow travel grant
Company is one of 20 SMEs to win airport travel grant to help fund presence at global trade fairs such as Asia Fruit Logistica
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ArticleRecord-breaking August for Port of LA
The US port registers the second-best month in its 110-year history
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ArticleHalls helps deliver Swaziland avo first
First door-to-door export container of avocados from Swaziland to the UK is a success
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ArticleFormer Morrisons director named as NFT boss
Ross Eggleton has been promoted to chief executive at logistics specialist with effect from the New Year
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ArticleStorm leaves Florida in holding pattern
Fresh produce industry waits to see how much damage has been inflicted by Hurricane Irma
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ArticleBrexit casts doubt over new customs system
National Audit Office warns that new computer system will not have capacity to deal with fivefold rise in customs declarations after Brexit
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ArticleUS ports shut down ahead of hurricane
South-eastern US ports are shutting their gates this weekend when Hurricane Irma is due to hit
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ArticleSH Pratt unveils MD for London Gateway venture
Fresh produce veteran Gavin Knight to manage new facility to improve logistics and create a more sustainable supply chain at the port
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ArticleCarrefour goes for Marketplace feel
Retailer deploys Polymer's 'wood-look' crate in its two new store formats