All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 132
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ArticleAsh cloud restricts Asia-US airfreight
Airfreight capacity between Asia and the US is limited after an Alaskan ash cloud causes flight cancellations
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ArticleAstra Farms follows Saudi vision
Saudi Vision 2030 stresses the need to take advantage of the country’s strengths and boost exports, and that is what Astra Farms Company is doing
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ArticleMaersk launches RCM for customers
Remote Container Management gives customers shipping refrigerated cargo an "unprecedented understanding of their supply chain"
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ArticleOceasoft releases new monitoring tool
OCEAlert is an automated real-time alert generation solution for the protection of sensitive and perishable products
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ArticleDelta and Korean Air enter joint venture
Trade links between US and Asia boosted under new agreement between airlines
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ArticleMaersk seeks new growth in India
The Danish container shipping giant has launched a new papaya service from India to Dubai
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ArticleNZ port hits 1m TEU mark
Container throughput at Port of Tauranga hits new record after becoming “big ship” capable
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ArticleMDS open for more member companies
Produce grad scheme is looking for more member companies as it unveils expansion plans and new training format
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ArticlePort of LA renews Chilean fruit terminal lease
The Port of Los Angeles will continue to be the West Coast gateway for Chilean fruit arriving in the US
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ArticleIDC calls EU-wide port strike
Two-hour stoppage will take place across European ports on Thursday in solidarity for Spanish workers
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ArticleContainer dearth hits Brazilian exports
Ship owners chasing higher rates are diverting reefer containers to other parts of the region
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ArticleMaersk appoints new Australian manager
My Therese Blank to draw on her extensive sales and marketing experience in new role
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ArticleAsean cold chain network on the cards
Japan’s transport ministry is looking to help develop a refrigerated logistics network across the Asean bloc
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ArticleCMA CGM agrees to Mercosul Line purchase
French firm set to acquire Brazilian container line from Maersk later this year
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ArticleHammond to push for single market membership
Chancellor expected to urge cabinet to remain in customs union following May’s poor election performance
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ArticleTilbury set for consultation on new terminal
Formal statutory consultation will begin on 19 June to gather views from communities and stakeholders on plans for new port terminal
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ArticleGreenyard makes US northeast hire
Steve Marinello appointed as Greenyard Logistics prepares for new logistics facility opening
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ArticleNew wholesale firm to serve off-site customers
Fresh Produce Brokers will serve large catering suppliers and regional markets from its NCGM and Evesham hubs
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ArticleMCI launches energy meter
Star Cool refrigerated containers are now fitted with a digital feature that offers energy consumption visibility
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ArticleMadrid Maersk breaks Antwerp record
The vessel, which belongs to the second generation of Maersk Line Triple-E ships, is the largest container ship to have called at the port