All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 196
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ArticleTesco pulls Thai exotics event
Tesco has cancelled its Thai exotics UK campaign this year because of availability problems
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ArticleEastpack-Satara merger fails
Vote to combine post-harvest kiwifruit operating companies misses 75 per cent benchmark by 0.2 per cent
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ArticleK&N result hit by costs and fine
Despite volume growth across all business units, Kuehne & Nagel's result is affected by lower profit margins and an antitrust fine
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ArticleWeather, not Psa, cuts Chile kiwifruit
Export volume is expected to be stable for Chile’s mature markets while Asia, Latin America and Russia should see growth
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ArticleInternational Produce changes name
Asda's fresh produce sourcing division renamed to reflect recent expansion into other areas of procurement
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ArticleHaches and Schindler inks Bolivian deal
German firm supports Bolivia’s indigenous communities via ethical supply deal for Amazonian products like Brazil nuts
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ArticlePeru forecasts avocado growth
Hass avocado exports estimated to rise 30 per cent this year as new orchards come into commercial bearing
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ArticleMaersk switches Asia-US route
Danish shipping company CEO states limiting costs prompted the switch from Panama Canal to Suez Canal
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ArticleAPAL chief Durham to step down
Apple and Pear Australia (APAL) begins search for new managing director after long-term head Jon Durham serves notice
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ArticleAgritrade showcases Central America
Central America's leading agribusiness show is on course to boost both exhibitor and visitor numbers this year
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ArticleWan Hai Lines raises reefer rates
Taiwanese shipping line says price restoration is needed on services originating in Asia
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ArticleQantas and Emirates announce new partnership
Airlines set to open up new trade opportunities for cargo customers around the globe
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ArticleYusen Logistics tests South Korean waters
Logistics company continues to develop its trans-pacific operations with new LCL service
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EU pays record prices for Indian grapes
Indian table grapes are commanding record prices in Europe, due to rising production costs, limited availability and increasing global demand
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ArticleNorbert Dentressangle expands
New Vietnamese office gives transport company a presence in South East Asia
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ArticleIran upsets the apple cart in India
An influx of lower cost Iranian apples has shaken up India’s apple import market this year
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Shaffe's shipping rate concern
Rise in shipping rates could have major impact on the sustainability and competitiveness of the fresh produce industry, the group says
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ArticleCamposol to plant 1,000ha of blues
The Peruvian giant will have 400ha of blueberries under production by next year as the business begins to take off in the country
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ArticleEmirates SkyCargo lands African award
SkyCargo named Global Cargo Airline of the Year by the Stat Trade Times in South Africa
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ArticleMaersk Line turns in 2012 profit
Shipping group bounces back from loss-making 12 months in 2011 to register yearly profit of US$461m