All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 210
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ArticleVertical farming opportunity in China
Swedish vertical greenhouse proponent agrees to work with local university to establish urban agriculture
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ArticleAirfreight demand drops
Global air traffic demand is declining in line with deteriorating global economic conditions, reports IATA
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ArticleJAL admits to price fixing
The High Court of New Zealand has ordered Japan Airlines to pay NZ$2.28m (US$1.83m) for participating in an airfreight cartel
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ArticleAntwerp and Dalian sign MOU
Belgian and Chinese ports look to extend existing collaboration and increase trade
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ArticleTime ripe for Indian FDI
With the economy cooling, investor sentiment souring and food inflation on the rise, India’s government may look to ease regulations on foreign investment in retail
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ArticleSheerness bullish despite Vestas setback
Wind-turbine producer Vestas has pulled out of a planned offshore wind plant at the port of Sheerness.
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ArticleHamburg Süd looks to cut emissions
German shipping group aims to cut CO2 equivalent emissions by 26 per cent by 2020
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ArticleHeathrow could face cargo handler strike
London airport could be set for disruption to cargo services from Wednesday after talks broke down
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ArticleNorth Bay Produce opens coldstore
The new warehouse at Mid America Airport in Illinois will be used to forward berries from the Americas throughout the US and Asia
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ArticleSafmarine voted 'most friendly' line
PIFFA's inaugural Excellence Awards sees Safmarine walk off with the 'Friendly Line' trophy
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ArticleRijk Zwaan opens Brazilian subsidiary
Group looks to develop the South American vegetable market by opening a new branch located in Holambra
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ArticleTriple-E vessels 'drive sustainability'
Maersk's Triple-E class joins the ranks of the world's top sustainable solutions at the UN Conference on Sustainable Development
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ArticleKarsten Group benefits from Marco
Yield Control System helps bring 'significant improvements' to South African company's grape packing line
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ArticleK+N expands Hong Kong presence
German supply chain solutions provider Kuehne + Nagel has opened an additional contract logistics facility in Hong Kong to cater to growing demand
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ArticleIndian fresh produce train service finds favour
Expansion on the cards for India’s dedicated fresh produce rail service
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ArticleMaersk and Hapag Lloyd raise rates
Leading shipping groups announce rate increases to come into force in mid-July
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ArticlePort of Los Angeles records busiest May
Overall container volume rose 5.5 per cent in May, continuing the US West Coast port’s strong performance in 2012
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FTA calls for cut in fuel duty
The Freight Transport Association has warned that operating costs for the freight industry are crippling operators due to the high price of fuel.
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ArticleCosta Rica’s Moin port re-opens
Police have put an end to a worker strike at the Port of Moin in Limón which has paralysed trading since Tuesday
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ArticleRFE trade poised for growth
The Russian Far East’s import sector is set to grow on the back of potential WTO accession and recent investments in logistics