All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 180
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ArticleIndia mulls port expansion
Five projects under review would add much-needed capacity at some of the country’s biggest ports
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ArticleUniveg acquires EWT in UK drive
Fruit and veg giant has bought Lincoln-based top-fruit business to cement its UK market share ambitions
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ArticleLorry driver fined for faking rest
A delivery of Portuguese fresh produce reached its destination successfully despite its lorry driver being fined for faking rest time
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ArticleWilmington welcomes first Chilean vessel
First of an estimated 25 ships carrying Chilean fruit for customers in eastern US and Canada
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ArticleArgentine ban hits Montevideo container terminal
The Cuenca del Plata terminal, operated by Belgian company Katoen Natie, could lose 25 per cent of its business
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ArticleDole gains UK ripening facility
Supplier inks deal for long-term lease of banana ripening facility in North West England
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ArticleBangladesh suffers blockades and strikes
Unable to transport their produce to intended wholesalers and markets, growers face substantial financial losses
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ArticleChilean cherries touch down in Shanghai
The first-ever direct air shipments of Chilean cherries and blueberries to China have landed in Shanghai
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ArticleCherry-picked for New Year
Chilean growers and suppliers are battling the odds to ship adequate supplies of cherries for Chinese New Year
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ArticleDole extends Wilmington deal
Fresh produce multinational has inked a 15-year lease to stay at Port of Wilmington, protecting crucial Delaware jobs and revenue
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ArticlePurfresh appoints senior sales director
Industry veteran John Harnett brings decades of senior management and sales experience to the company
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ArticleNew Spain-UK trade route plan axed
A deal signed in October to ship 500k tonnes of fruit and vegetables to Southampton from Almeria has been put on hold
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ArticleA14 toll plan set to be scrapped
PM accepts 'strong opposition' to plans that would have charged lorries £3 and cars £1.50 for using major port road
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ArticlePeruvian grapes in Miami first
The inaugural shipment cold treated grapes has been imported directly into the south Florida port
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ArticleAir cargo on path to recovery
The international air-freight market is showing tentative signs of recovery, according to latest industry figures
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ArticleUSDA approves Miami cold treatment centre
Fruit and vegetable imports from Latin America are set to rise now that the technology has been officially sanctioned
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ArticleG6 shipping alliance expands
Container shipping alliance G6 is extending its services to the Asia-US West Coast and Trans-Atlantic trade lanes
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ArticleChinese charter flights for Chilean cherries
In a breakthrough for Chilean cherry exports to China, China Eastern Airlines launches first direct charter flights from Santiago to Shanghai
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ArticlePhilippine plantations under siege
NPA rebels have attacked a pineapple plantation, belonging to Dole subsidiary Dolefil, in South Cotabato
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ArticlePeruvian grapes head for Miami
The consignment is part of a pilot project to allow cold treated fruit from Peru and Chile directly into southern Florida ports