All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 214
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ArticleCMA CGM joins Cool Logistics Africa roster
Arnauld Thibault joins the discussion on the outlook for African cold transport
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ArticleNOL to cut costs after fourth-quarter loss
NOL to make wholesale changes to business after posting US$320.4m fourth-quarter loss
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ArticleStronger year for Chiquita in 2011
Group narrows fourth quarter loss and sees yearly comparable net income climb ahead of 'year of progress' in 2012
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ArticleRecord throughput for New York
Port of New York-New Jersey bucks US port performance trend with record growth in volume last year
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ArticleSafmarine welcomes new containership
WAFMAX vessel Safmarine Chilka will be deployed on the Far East-Africa trade
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ArticleCapacity cuts for Maersk on Asia-Europe
Vessel sharing agreement with CMA CGM will allow Maersk Line to offload container vessel capacity and counter oversupply
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ArticleFocus on cold chain vital for Indian produce sector
Minister for agriculture and food processing praises horticultural sector for record production but warns cold chain needs addressing
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ArticleAntwerp strikes 'force MSC rethink'
Mediterranean Shipping Company is reportedly considering its position at the Belgian port as pilot disruptions continue
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ArticleRon Widdows to take helm at Rickmers
Ron Widdows to suceed Jan B Steffens as Rickmers Holding and Rickmers-Linie CEO in April
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ArticleJanuary jump for Port of LA
The Port of Los Angeles has broken its January container volume record, boosted by Chinese New Year
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ArticleBarakat opens new facility
The UAE group has unveiled a new manufacturing facility in Dubai, as it looks to maximise freshness and efficiency
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ArticleRetailers look to streamline delivery
Major retail groups considering aligning delivery schedules for fresh, chilled and ambient products, says logistics provider
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ArticleUS screening rule in doubt
Full scanning of containers headed for the US under the 9/11 Act looks unlikely following problems in the trial phase
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ArticleKroger and IFCO hit container landmark
The 20 billionth pound of fresh produce has been moved in an IFCO reusable plastic container and delivered to Kroger
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ArticlePort of Hamburg reflects on 2011
Market share is regained thanks to an increase in overall seaborne cargo throughput
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ArticleTrial broadens NZ avocado horizons
A new shipping trial could pave the way for New Zealand avocados to carve out a space in the European and North American markets
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ArticleG6 shipping alliance to begin in March
Major shipping lines link up to provide new services between Asia and Europe as of next month
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ArticleIndonesia could stall on port access plan
Indonesia’s government could delay plans to limit port access for imported produce following backlash at both home and abroad
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ArticleMaersk launches corporate movie
'We are Maersk' details the efforts of the group's major business segments and includes testimonies from company leaders
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ArticleOpportunity for Zimbabwe as Emirates touches down
Emirates airlines says there is an opportunity for Zimbabwean horticultural producers to reach out to the world by using its global network after the airline’s inaugural flight to the country landed on Wednesday.