All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 194
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ArticleDamco director to join Maersk Line
Eurofruit understands Ole Schack-Petersen will not move to The Hague when current employer relocates there in April
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ArticleMaersk urges climate action
European Commission is urged to ensure the enforcement of existing legislation regarding insulation foam in reefer containers
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ArticleAir cargo fell in 2012
Global air cargo demand fell for the second year running in 2012 due to decline in world trade
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ArticleAustralian mandarin exports weather storm
The country's mandarin exports are unlikely to be affected by recent flooding in Queensland, say industry sources
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ArticleCMA CGM sells shares in Terminal Link
CMA CGM has sold a 49 per cent share in its Terminal Link unit to China Merchants Holdings International
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ArticleTurnover improvement for ND
Norbert Dentressangle notes annual turnover gains in transport, logistics and freight forwarding for 2012
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Articlednata pushes on at London Heathrow
Proposed 20-acre City project designed to help improve London Heathrow Airport's future air cargo infrastructure
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ArticleUS-China fail to breach apple impasse
China continues to refuse to issue import permits for US Washington apples due to concerns about rotten fruit on arrival
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ArticleMexico-US to expedite trade
Pilot programme will allow customs inspection station in Mexico to clear domestically-grown produce for export to the US
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ArticlePre-CNY market sluggish in China
With 10 days of selling time left for Chinese New Year, importers are reporting a challenging market situation
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ArticleMaersk Line reaches 2020 CO2 target
Shipping group hits emission target early and vows to target greater reductions over the next seven years
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ArticleBahrain sees prices rocket
With trucks unable to enter the kingdom via the King Fahad Causeway, trade at Manama central market has come to a standstill
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ArticleFresh produce behind Eurotunnel success
Revenues hits record numbers in 2012, driven by perishable sales for supermarket chains and online shopping
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ArticleFrosts nip US citrus
California navels have escaped major damage from a mid-January cold-snap, but late mandarins may have fared less well
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ArticleManagement changes for Damco
Logistics group carries out several changes at senior levels as it prepares to move from Denmark to the Netherlands
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ArticleIndonesian imports up in the air
Indonesia’s fresh fruit import trade left twisting in the wind as it awaits news of a new quota allocation from the government
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ArticleMSC to launch new Le Havre services
Vessels will make stops across the UK and French Atlantic ports on a weekly basis
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ArticleChilean pear output to remain stable
First season forecast predicts export declines for some varieties, while others will remain stable or increase
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ArticleEast Coast port strike talks make progress
Progress is reportedly being made in negotiations to prevent a dockworkers' strike at key US East Coast ports
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ArticleMission continues to grow
Mission Produce has announced expansion plans for its Toronto Ripe Center and the purchase of a new packing facility in Mexico