All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 204
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ArticleCH Robinson earns AEO certificate
European freight forwarder handed Authorised Economic Operator status by Dutch customs
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ArticleIndian report shows need for coldstorage
New report in favour of India opening multi-brand retail sector to FDI highlights need for 10m tonnes of additional coldstorage
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Chevalier closes in on Moraitis stake
Hong Kong-based conglomerate on verge of buying a significant stake in leading Australian fresh producer wholesaler
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ArticleÇekok makes major investments
The Turkish exporter has revealed plans to invest a sizeable sum in its new headquarters in Istanbul
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ArticleFreight volumes down at Antwerp
Port's January-September results show year-on-year fall of 2.2 per cent
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ArticleDamco wins sustainability award
Logistics provider's efforts to reduce carbon footprints are recognised at SCM Logistics World Conference
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ArticlePakistan announces kinnow crop
Pakistan expects to export some 250,000 tonnes of kinnow mandarins worth US$150m this season
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ArticleFrance hopes for vintage kiwifruit year
French kiwifruit shippers are hoping for a strong season since Italian volumes are down and Southern Hemisphere stocks depleted
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ArticleMassive drug haul found in bananas
Container shipped from Ecuador to Antwerp discovered to contain eight tonnes of cocaine, worth an estimated half a billion euros
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ArticlePort of LA 'busiest for two years'
September 2012 cargo results show that the Port was at its busiest since August 2010
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ArticlePort of Antwerp strengthens China links
Belgian port introduces a number of initiatives to increase trade with major export hubs in southern China
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ArticleMaersk cuts Asia-Europe capacity
Maersk has cut two services of 19 vessels from its Asia-Europe capacity on the back of falling trade volumes on the route
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ArticleRosy outlook for Chinese Fuji
Quality and volumes are looking up for the Fuji apple crop in Shandong, but whether prices will drop remains to be seen
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ArticleIndia government to start funding roads
Credit crunch sees India’s government scrap 14-year policy of relying on private capital to build major highways in the country
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ArticleVolumes decline at Lufthansa Cargo
Nine-month report shows drop in tonnage handled of 8.9 per cent, with the Asia/Pacific region struggling in particular
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ArticleSouth African industry in trade union plea
Leaders from the country's fresh produce bodies have highlighted the importance of a reliable transport system to the industry
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ArticleHL Hall opens Marseille facility
Development consolidates group's position in France and opens doors in region as well as surrounding Med countries
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ArticleDamco acquires Pacific Network Global Logistics
Damco signs agreement to acquire Australian logistics provider Pacific Network Global Logistics to improve capabilities in Asia Pacific region
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ArticleMaersk halts Iran services
Fresh produce exports to Iran have become increasingly difficult with Maersk stalling all services to the pariah state as of 9 October
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ArticleFurther expansion for Chilean cherries
Asia to benefit most from anticipated output increase this season, as exports to North America remain stable and sendings fall to Europe