All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 188
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ArticleSeeka setting up coolstore in Malaysia
Facility covering more than 9,000m² planned through collaboration with international and local businesses
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ArticleFelixstowe welcomes FPC visitors
The fresh produce industry is invited on a guided tour of the Suffolk port
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ArticleChina and India complex prospects
Foreign businesses should be fully aware of the agricultural landscape before investing in these growing markets
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ArticleCH Robinson rebrands Apreo
Polish freight forwarder will continue under the CH Robinson banner, the group confirms
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ArticleJuly sees global airfreight growth
Europe and the Middle East enjoy improvements according to International Air Transport Association
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ArticleMagdeburg builds cargo facility
The East German air cargo logistics hub will benefit from a new warehousing facility, including a state-of-the-art perishables centre
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ArticleGreater Mekong the land of opportunity
With 77m untapped consumers and a booming young population, the region heralds great prospects for investors
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ArticleMajor grant for Port of Wilmington
Federal funding for repairs will allow the US port to better meet customer needs and compete for new business
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ArticleFrench road tax plans face delay
Less than 2 per cent of lorries using French roads have registered for compulsory tax scheme due to start October
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ArticleAntwerp and Nagoya renew ties
The two ports will continue to collaborate on a variety of projects and share best practices in port management
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ArticleDamco in Latin American hire
Samuel Israel has been appointed as the new regional chief executive officer for Latin America
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ArticleCH Robinson named 3PL leader
Inbound Logistics magazine survey sees CH Robinson ranked first in list of third party logistics companies
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ArticleDamco secures Myanmar license
Freight and logistics company moves into new market as one of the first to offer end-to-end logistics services
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ArticlePort of Tampa connects to Midwest
New rail service will allow Florida facility to transport refrigerated cargo, including fresh fruit and vegetables, much quicker to the Midwest market
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ArticleDamco spends more to maintain growth
Logistics specialist says chasing expansion in new, emerging markets cost it more than expected during first half of year
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ArticleCongestion concerns for RSA citrus
Exporters reportedly less inclined to ship fruit via Durban as a result of reported slow shipments through the port
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ArticleCH Robinson appoints Ivo Aris
As it seeks to continue its expansion in Europe, the logistics company has named Ivo Aris as director of global forwarding for the region
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ArticleProfits up for Maersk Line
The AP Møller-Mærsk group says Maersk Line is performing strongly despite "challenging" shipping demand
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ArticleIdentec and WAM form alliance
The wireless technology specialists have struck up a partnership to deliver remote real-time control solutions for refrigerated container operations in ports and terminals
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ArticleWilmington 'to retain' Dole business
Diamond State Port Corporation and Dole announce agreement in principle to keep Dole’s activities at Port of Wilmington