All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 178
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ArticleBenz bond boosts Broughton
Welsh wholesaler Peter Broughton grows its partnership with premium car retailer as the business continues to expand
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ArticleSeaborne throughput rises at Hamburg
German port says it recorded "brilliant" results in the first quarter, with cargo throughput up 8.6 per cent
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ArticleAsia-Europe freight rates rise
Rates have risen for third week in a row as industry struggles with overcapacity
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ArticleBig jump in LA container volumes
Port releases its April 2014 cargo volumes, reporting on higher year-on-year numbers
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ArticleNOL earnings improve
NOL Group’s performance improves in the first quarter of 2014, buoyed by cost management and efficiency gains
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ArticleEmirates launches weekly Mexico service
Carrier’s freighter network now flies to more than 50 destinations around the world
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ArticleChiquita to relocate shipping operations
The group is to move operations from Port of Gulport in Mississippi to the Port of New Orleans
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ArticleFresh produce focus for CH Robinson
CH Robinson launches global brand Robinson Fresh to raise its profile in the fresh produce industry
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ArticleBig three banana players losing share
Top three banana multinationals have lost significant share of global trade, according to recent UN report
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ArticleAsia-Europe freight rates rise again
Asia-Europe container freight rates climbed 7.4 per cent last week, the third consecutive week of rising costs
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Stemilt utilises Unitec expertise for cherries
The new Stockton-based facility is already hitting performance targets for Stemilt
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ArticleCH looks to Accelerate Your Advantage
Logistics service provider CH Robinson has unveiled a new global tagline
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ArticleChina signs sea-freight agreements
Chinese container shipping lines have signed freight agreements to remain competitive on China-Japan routes
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ArticleFamiliar story for Emirates
Emirates Group announces the 26th consecutive year of profit despite challenging global economic environment
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ArticleOcean advances impact on airfreight
Seabury study finds new technologies are driving a switch from airfreight to seafreight
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ArticlePSA International develops India port
A subsidiary of global port group PSA International has won a contract to build a fourth container terminal in India's JN Port
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ArticleAir freight volumes plateau
International air cargo volumes have plateaued since beginning of year reflecting a pause in global trade improvement, says IATA
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ArticleDelta in landmark cold storage project
Serbian agricultural group Delta Agrar is constructing the largest cold storage facility in southeast Europe to store harvested fruit
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ArticleIndia's cold chain comes up short
A damning government report finds India's cold chain severely lacking, despite considerable investment
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ArticleNew lines and routes for UK port
Cronus Logistics now offers four trips a week in each direction between Bristol Port and Ireland