All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 188
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ArticleAntwerp to aid Colombian officials
Maritime professionals from the port of Santa Marta will receive training in Belgium
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ArticlePort of Philadelphia boosts LatAm service
The Monte Rosa, a 5,500 TEU ship, is first in a new series to begin service between the east coasts of North and South America
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ArticleHistory made by largest ship ever to travel down Thames
397-metre-long, 56-metre-wide Edith Maersk has a draught of 16 metres and carries up to 15,500 TEU
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ArticleG6 Alliance suspends Asia-US West Coast service
The G6 shipping alliance has temporarily suspended its Central China service due to changes in demand
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ArticleChilean truckers strike blocks ports
Drivers warn of more protests if their demands are not met
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ArticlePort of LA container volumes surge
Last month was strongest for container traffic since August 2006
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ArticleNew container service to link Florida and Veracruz
Mexican produce shippers will benefit from speedier access to East Coast markets
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ArticleCH Robinson unveils service centre
New Californian facility to support Robinson Fresh’s national and regional programmes
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ArticleMaersk Line 'sets benchmark' for container parks
Global shipping company Maersk Line has opened a state-of-the-art container depot in Australia
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ArticleGerman retailers taking control
With Lidl streamlining its distribution and Rewe planning more central DCs, Germany is becoming a tougher market for suppliers
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ArticleShanghai and Antwerp reinforce port partnership
The port of Antwerp and port of Shanghai have signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen collaboration
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ArticleCR court ratifies Moin terminal
APM Terminals inches closer to gaining final approval on the new terminal
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ArticleAPMT invests in Mexico
Company's US$900m deep-water terminal at Lázaro Cárdenas to open in first half of 2016
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ArticleLooking closely at logistics
Kuehne & Nagel will use the upcoming PMA Fresh Summit to interact with customers and adapt to their individual needs
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ArticleBoeing forecasts global cargo growth
Aeroplane manufacturer Boeing has forecast that world air cargo traffic will double over the next 20 years
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ArticleMoín terminal work could start by year-end
APM Terminals confident that project will clear final regulatory hurdle by the end of the year
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Article2M alliance clears final hurdle
US regulators have approved the vessel sharing agreement between Maersk Line and Mediterranean Shipping Company
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ArticleMaersk Line: costs to rise by US$1bn
New EU regulations on low-sulphur fuel expected to have dramatic impact on cost of shipping fresh produce
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ArticleDole man bemoans supply chain waste
Cool Logistics Global: Andy Connell of Dole SA says handling must improve at start and end of fresh produce supply lines
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ArticlePort terminals 'must work more closely'
Cool Logistics Global: Rotterdam's Emile Hoogsteden says more can be done to speed fresh produce through ports