All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 219
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ArticleAA Cargo operating as normal
US air cargo operator is operating normal flight schedules during the company’s bankruptcy restructuring process
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ArticleAirfreight continues descent
Global air cargo demand fell for the sixth consecutive month in October, dropping 4.7 per cent below the prior year period
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ArticleSafmarine alters Prime 2 service
Service connecting the Indian subcontinent with northern Europe designed to offer improved port coverage
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ArticleNew coldstore unveiled in LA
The facility near Los Angeles airport could support the influx of perishable imports and boost the region's share of the business
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ArticleDamco honoured with SMC award
Logistics group recognised for its contribution to supply chain partnerships at the 7th annual SCM Logistics Excellence Awards
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ArticleCM Marfret connects Italy with Costa Rica
New reefer service operating to and from Costa Rica will primarily ship bananas and pineapples
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ArticleIndian farmers welcome FDI liberalisation
Indian farmers are hopeful investment by foreign retailers can overhaul a supply chain creaking with inefficiencies
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ArticleMore blockades threaten West Coast
Continuous demonstrations and strikes by the Occupy movement could cause more disruptions for seaports on the US West Coast
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ArticlePort of Hamburg heads to Logitrans
Istanbul trade fair will play host to a Port of Hamburg booth on 8-10 December this year
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ArticleSafmarine quits Tangiers
Poor service has persuaded the shipping line to switch its operations from Tangiers to ports on Spain's southern coast
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ArticleGartner backs myDamco site
IT research and advisory company names web portal solution as one of the best on the market
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ArticleShipping concerns dock NOL shares
Concerns about the container shipping industry have seen a sudden drop in Neptune Orient Lines’ share price
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ArticleEmirates boosts UAE-Africa trade
Exotics such as pineapples and mangoes will benefit from the new weekly service connecting Dubai with Ghana
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ArticleLufthansa puts Frankfurt plan on hold
Night flight ban at Frankfurt airport leads to German airline pulling the plug on investment plan
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ArticleRotterdam floats new container approach
Dutch port confirms plans to transfer handling of around 6,000 containers from road transport to inland waterways
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ArticleOnions smugglers uncovered
Illegal onion imports seized in Philippines as customs officials crack down on smugglers
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ArticleAirfreight traffic to triple by 2031
Air cargo traffic is set to almost triple over the next 20 years thanks to rising demand for perishables, says a recent industry forecast
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Fresca closes Liverpool Produce Terminal
Fresca Group LTD has announced it has decided to close the Liverpool Produce Terminal (LPT).
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ArticleDamco scores highly with customers
Customer satisfaction survey makes for positive reading, with respondents recognising Damco's innovation in particular
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ArticleDailyFresh starts service from Morocco
The transport specialist has begun its weekly service from Agadir to the French port of Dunkirk