All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 136
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ArticleNew China head for Maersk Line
Mike Fang will replace Silvia Ding in the role from the start of 2017
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ArticleNFT wins Essential Fruit contract
NFT’s base at the Port of Tilbury will provide storage and distribution to prepared fruit supplier in six-month rolling contract
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ArticleEurofruit Business Forum back in Dubai
The Eurofruit Business Forum kicks off on Sunday at WOP Dubai, offering companies a platform to expand their business and visitors a chance to learn about the market and make new contacts
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ArticleChilean strike moves into third week
Exporters remain hopeful that situation will be resolved before the season hits its peak
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ArticleTough Q3 for South Africa trade
Maersk Line report outlines year-on-year decline in South African market
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ArticleAPL expands Asia service
Global shipping firm APL is expanding its Asia service network to meet rising demand for sea freight
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ArticleAmazon defers Australian entry
Online giant said to be intent on launching fresh and general merchandising departments at same time
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ArticleLiverpool container terminal to boost transatlantic trade
New £400m container terminal, equipped to welcome world’s biggest ships, is set to increase fresh produce trade with US and South America
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ArticleMorocco exports boosted by shipping route update
CMA CGM has launched six seasonal services in time for the beginning of the Moroccan citrus and vegetable export camapaign
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ArticleAir freight posts strong September growth
Air freight posts fastest growth since disruption caused by US West Coast seaports strike in February 2015 boosted demand
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ArticleLong Beach clears Hanjin backlog
California's Port of Long Beach says it is leading the way in clearing a backlog of empty Hanjin containers
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ArticleOcean Alliance announce shipping network
CMA CGM, Cosco, Evergreen and OOCL have announced their proposed network for the largest shipping alliance formed to-date
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ArticleMaersk Line's Q3 result sinks
Lower average container freight rates are a big factor in the shipping giant recording a quarterly loss of US$116m
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ArticleMerseyrail to give free fruit to passengers
Operator launches pilot to offer free fruit to customers at train stations in Liverpool and Southport
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ArticleChile acts to head off strike threat
The Chilean fruit industry is ramping up pressure on the government to find a long-term resolution to the thorny issue of labour law reform
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ArticleSpain slams RSA for dodging citrus controls
Citrus Management Committee claims exporters are avoiding Spanish ports in favour of UK and Dutch ports
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ArticlePeru inks China Eastern Airlines deal
Agreement paves the way for the establishment of direct cargo flights between Peru and mainland China
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ArticleMaersk Line reopens Iranian routes
Shipping line returns to Iran after five-year absence, adding the country to its UAE cluster
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ArticleAntwerp continues 'excellent' year
Belgian port gains market share in key shipping region over first nine months of 2016
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ArticleChile strengthens ties with Chinese airline
China’s aviation trade continues to help Chile’s fruit industry grow its presence in the People's Republic