All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 164
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ArticleMCI to open Chilean factory
Latin America will be able to call on its own supply of refrigerated containers from next year
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ArticleOcado gross sales up 20 per cent
Online retailer posts rise in gross group sales for full year, while CEO predicts continued growth ahead of market
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ArticleAirfreight costs to fall
The cost of airfreight is set to fall next year as airline profitability improves, says the IATA
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ArticleCH Robinson wins Driscoll's award
Event celebrating transportation providers sees group land prize for going "above and beyond" in challenging environment
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ArticleMaersk drops North Asia-US route
Maersk Line has announced it will terminate its North Asia-US route from 15 January
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ArticleShipping costs to Jersey and Guernsey set to rise
Although the islands are not in the EU, ships operating near EU coasts must comply with tighter rules from January
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ArticleCMA CGM unveil new services
Customers in India and Zanzibar to be connected on a new 21 rotation
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ArticleAir cargo bounces back
Global demand for airfreight is back to levels not seen since 2010, reports the IATA
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ArticleHapag-Lloyd/CSAV complete merger
Deal creates fourth largest container shipping company in the world
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ArticleCH Robinson to acquire Freightquote
E-commerce set to play a bigger part in future supply chain services says CEO John Wiehoff
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ArticleChina signs rail deal with Russia
China and Russia have signed a strategic agreement to develop container train services
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ArticleMacAndrews adds new service between Liverpool and Bilbao
Two shipping firms have expanded services to the Port of Liverpool due to rising costs at southern UK ports
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ArticleMorrisons signs new Norbert Dentressangle deal
Logistics firm manages retailer's 575,000 sq ft composite distribution centre and 85,000 sq ft fresh produce distribution centre
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ArticleCMA CGM reveals "major acquisition"
French shipping group announces acquisition of shortsea and door-to-door logistics specialist OPDR
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ArticleStrike shuts down port of Antwerp
In protest against austerity measures, striking Belgian workers caused the closure of the port of Antwerp yesterday
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ArticleIsrael halts Gazan veg exports
The besieged and war-torn Gaza Strip faces yet further challenges as Israel blocks ten truckloads of vegetable exports
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ArticleNine-month record for Hamburg
German port sets throughput record of 110m tonnes, with high levels of container handling in particular
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ArticleLotus Traxx partners with Owyhee
Tie-up means Owyhee’s customers will the ability to track and monitor live load temperature and location
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ArticlePort slowdown impacts US industry
United Fresh raises concerns about the ongoing impact of the West Coast port slowdown and its implications
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ArticleAPMT agrees US$1bn Ghana port upgrade
Expansion plan will boost Tema’s capacity from 670,000 TEUs to 3.5m TEUs