All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 174
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ArticleTSA urges another rate rise
The Transpacific Stabilisation Agreement has recommended shipping companies raise Asia-US freight rates by at least 14.2 per cent
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ArticleHamburg hits new seaborne cargo high
The group hits a new half-year high in terms of volumes handled, driven by container handling
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ArticleStable volumes at Port of LA
Containerised cargo volumes increase 0.25 per cent on the same period of 2013
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ArticleLib Dems announce plans to scrap Severn Bridge toll
'These tolls shouldn't be used as a money-maker by either the Welsh or UK government,' claims the party's Welsh leader
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ArticlePort Otago to rival Tauranga
New Zealand's Port Otago is expected to announce a dredging programme to accommodate larger shipping vessels
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ArticleSunkist Growers on the move
Citrus cooperative is to move its corporate headquarters from Sherman Oaks to Santa Clarita
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ArticleMaersk appoints new roles in Asia
Global shipping line Maersk has announced two new members of its Asia Pacific team, in Thailand and Myanmar
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ArticleMaersk Line appoints Asian head
Lars Mikael Jensen is the new regional chief executive of the shipping line's Asia-Pacific operations
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ArticleCherries 'flying' in China
The US cherry deal in China has been a record year for air shipments, as charter services take off
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ArticleNOL records $54m Q2 loss
Global shipping company NOL has attributed difficult trading conditions and a focus on cost management to its second quarter loss
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ArticleCH Robinson retains top 3PL position
For the fourth consecutive year, the group has been named the top third-party logistics company by readers of Inbound Logistics
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ArticleCoscon launches reefer service
Citrus shipment marks maiden voyage for new Cool Treatment containers, with demand for service expected to grow
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ArticleAmazonFresh delivers Del Monte goodness
Amazon subsidiary, which delivers groceries to parts of Seattle, Los Angeles and San Francisco, is promoting Del Monte bananas
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ArticleSteep rise in Nogales truck volume
Infrastructure investments mean traffic is projected to grow at an even faster rate over the next decade
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ArticleNew Chilean port law “threatens productivity”
Terminal operators claim rule change could have a US$4bn impact on Chile's economy due to lost working time
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ArticleStrong start to 2014 for ND
Norbert Dentressangle announces increased revenue and EBITDA for the first half, as well as a new strategic acquisition
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ArticleFPC handpicked by government to carry out imports review
As part of a BIS initiative, FPC is reviewing charges for official controls on fresh produce imports in England.
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ArticleHamburg Sud to open Nanjing office
New site to act as a hub for shipping giant’s operations in the growing Yangtze area
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ArticleCarrier 'extends perishable transport distances'
XtendFRESH container atmosphere control technology will help improve quality and extend shipping distances
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Article2M alliance sparks concerns for China
Chinese officials and shipping association representatives have expressed concerns over the 2M shipping alliance and its effects on Chinese carriers