All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 130
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ArticleAgroFresh bolsters post-harvest team
Paul Nselel has eight years of marketing and commercial experience with Monsanto
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ArticleAirfreight demand hits seven-year high
Global airfreight demand in 2017 sees strongest growth in seven years, according to IATA annual figures
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ArticleMaersk Line improves Asia-LatAm service
Shipping group introduces new Asia–Latin America/West Coast South America operations
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ArticleChina market open for NZ avocados
Following a successful technical audit, New Zealand has gained official approval for exporting avocados to China
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ArticleHome Office under fire for slow customs negotiations
Supply body slams government for failing to give businesses clarity on customs arrangements for Brexit transition period
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Article25 years of reusability
Alvaro Molina, country manager UK for Euro Pool System, updates Fruitnet on the latest news in the field of reusable packaging across the European fresh supply chain
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ArticleGeest Line relocates operations to Dover
Shipper said relocation from Portsmouth was prompted by the capacity potential in Dover's western docks redevelopment
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ArticleLowered trade tariffs for 11 countries
Growers and exporters in 11 different countries will benefit from lower tariffs and improved market access through the CPTPP
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ArticleAPL launches new CSE service
APL enhances intra-Asia trade connectivity with new China Southeast Asia (CSE) service
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ArticleLaurence Eldred: A life’s journey well travelled
Laurence Eldred, who made his mark on Spitalfields Market over more than seven decades, has died after a short illness aged 90. His son Martin pays tribute to the memory of his father
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ArticleFirst direct shipment of mangoes from Townsville to Asia
The port of Townsville saw off its first shipment of fresh Manbullo mangoes, headed for Asia, last month
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ArticleGovernment to beef up Channel border security
Theresa May set to pledge £44.5m to tighten up border security between UK and France as Macron visits UK to strengthen Calais border treaty
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ArticleFifth consecutive record year for Antwerp
Port of Antwerp achieves record freight volume with all sectors contributing
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ArticleMaersk and IBM to form joint venture
New company to focus on applying blockchain technology to improve global trade and digitise supply chains
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ArticleTech investment to benefit fresh produce
A Singapore-based investment company and global logistics group have committed to enhancing logistics and supply chains
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ArticleKloosterboer Velsen expansion recognised
Coldstorage facility becomes the first in Europe to achieve outstanding Breeam certification
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ArticleBrazil unveils fruit stimulus package
Brazilian Fruit Development Plan aims to reinvigorate country's fresh produce exports
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ArticleReynolds wins restaurant supply award for fourth year running
Fresh produce distributor wins Best Fruit & Veg Supplier ahead of Wellocks and Natoora, while McCain is named Best Frozen Brand
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ArticlePort of Oakland's 'busiest year'
Cargo volume of 2.42m containers handled last year breaks previous record set in 2014
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ArticleAustralia-China access deal ratified
Trade can now commence under improved protocols for the export of Australian cherries, stonefruits, table grapes and citrus