All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 199
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ArticleUniveg Portugal adds new DC
Company targets faster delivery times for fresh produce supplied to its customers in the north of the country
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ArticleKiwifruit growers' Zespri inquiry ongoing
Organisation looking at kiwifruit marketer's controversial dual invoicing system practices in China
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ArticleMærsk enjoys shipping boost
Danish group delivers lower profit but does enjoy a stronger first quarter for its Maersk Line division
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ArticleChanging tides over Pacific
Leading shipping lines band together to launch new services from Asia to South America
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ArticleContainer drop at Port of LA
Year-on-year volumes down 9 per cent in April as a vessel service moves out of the port
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ArticleSlight growth at Port of Hamburg
Throughput rises on dry bulk increases as container volumes get close to matching 2012 levels
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ArticleChilean produce climbing Philly's list
The growing importance of fresh Chilean fruit to the Port of Philadelphia has been marked by leading trade figures
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ArticleNew efforts to combat potato rot
The UK government has introduced new import measures to prevent the spread of potato ring rot
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ArticleAsda to reward ethical suppliers
Import arm IPL promises to reward African growers financially for supporting workers in wake of joint study with Oxfam
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ArticleLandmark red tape package welcomed
Grower groups voice approval for EC measures to drastically reduce the plant health regulatory burden
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ArticleJ.O.Sims agrees Gist contract
Fresh cherry specialist has opted to utilise Gist's operations when it comes to transporting produce to UK retailers
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ArticleValleyfresh sets up in Sydney
Major Australian fresh produce importer and distributor to open Sydney-based operation on 1 June
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ArticleRob Shelley: Stormy seas for fresh produce shippers
CEO of Maritime Cargo Services predicts a potential supply chain bottleneck could impact the trade
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ArticleTragedy strikes Port of Genoa
Container vessel used by kiwifruit and apple exporters slams into control tower at north-east Italian port
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ArticleZespri kiwifruit to arrive early
The first 2013 Zespri Green, Gold and Organic kiwifruit from New Zealand will arrive in North America during mid-May
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ArticleCosco reports 2012 loss
Chinese container shipping company Cosco has reported further losses in 2012 due to market volatility
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ArticleEmirates named cargo airline of the year
SkyCargo division lands two prizes at the Air Cargo News awards evening in London
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ArticlePort of Wilmington celebrates 90 years
From humble beginnings, the port has grown into the leading US facility for perishable cargo imports and the top banana port for North America
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ArticleStephen Schueler takes Maersk Line role
Microsoft man to replace the outgoing Lucas Vos, taking up his new position on 27 May 2013
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ArticleYear opens with positive result for Antwerp
Freight handling rises year-on-year although container volumes drop at the Belgian port