All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 168
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ArticleSecond port strike called off in Argentina
Agreement reached at last minute in pay dispute with port workers’ union
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ArticleChina invests in shipping sector
The Chinese government has injected some US$300m into the country's container shipping industry in a bid to revitalise the sector
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ArticleIATA announces robust air cargo growth
August results show robust growth across global air cargo markets, says the IATA
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ArticleContainer shipping en-route to recovery
The global container shipping industry is on track for a slow recovery and more stable freight rates, UASC tells The Wall Street Journal
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ArticleFelixstowe port first to get AEO status
AEO initiative was introduced by the EC to help simplify customs procedures and secure international supply chains
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Article'Connect, then compete' says port director
Port of Rotterdam's Emile Hoogsteden tells Cool Logistics Global operators must collaborate to improve efficiency
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ArticleShipping service to launch in November
Leading shipping lines release launch date and finalised route for joint Asia-Pacific service
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ArticleMaersk Line US$15bn revamp
Global shipping company Maersk has announced a US$3bn per year upgrade to its vessels between 2015 and 2019
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ArticleUASC and Hamburg Süd form global alliance
Deal will enable companies to extend global reach and offer more reliable services
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ArticleImports soar despite port jam
Fresh produce import volumes into the Philippines have soared this year, despite chronic congestion at Manila port
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ArticleNew Asia-Australasia shipping service
CMA CGM, China Shipping Container Lines, OOCL and PIL will launch a joint shipping service in November
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ArticleEmirates develops “affordable” cool container
Designed to offer a cheaper alternative for airfreighting generic items such as perishable food and healthcare products
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ArticleChiquita signs shipping deal with MSC
Multinational preparing to move its Gulf Coast operation from Gulfport to New Orleans next month
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Morrisons convenience chief lands property role
Gordon Mowat will be responsible for retailer’s DCs and food production facilities and will focus on expanding convenience
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ArticleSouth Africa ‘may not’ send more direct to Russia
South African fruit industry says overlap with European stonefruit market ‘is not a problem’ at the moment despite Russian ban adding pressure
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ArticlePeruvian president visits APMT Callao
Once Dutch terminal operator’s upgrade is complete, port’s capacity will reach 2.9m TEUs
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ArticleBritish peer presents Kent firm with Queen's prize
Lord Lieutenant of Kent gives Marco its Queen’s Enterprise Award for Outstanding Performance in International Trade
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ArticleChina to invest in maritime silk road
Chinese president Xi Jinping has announced a US$1.4bn agreement to build new port city in Sri Lanka to secure trade routes and boost tourism
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ArticlePallet chiefs locked in war of words
TIMCON general secretary in stern response to 'misleading' and 'inaccurate' comments made by MD of plastics firm