All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 238
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ArticlePort of LA breaks export record
The Los Angeles-based facility is rolling out a US$1.5bn capital plan to remain competitive after posting increases in exports and imports
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ArticleThree senior appointments for Safmarine
Nick Gough, Stephen Knight and Russell Gillespie have all been handed new roles at the shipping company
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ArticleAntwerp welcomes container giant
World's largest container ship, Edith Maersk, docked at the Port of Antwerp on 13 January
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ArticleAsia to Europe seafreight traffic falls
A drop in container shipping traffic between Asia and Europe could exacerbate seafreight lines’ losses
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ArticleSafmarine welcomes new CEO
Grant Daly will step into his new role on 1 February this year, replacing the outgoing Tomas Dyrbye
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ArticleJade Cargo suspends all flights
China-based air freight carrier Jade Cargo has suspended all flights due to a continued fall in demand for air freight
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Tour of Bristol set to show city's potential
A tour of Bristol Port, Bristol Fruit Market and the state of the art Fresh Produce Terminal is being held to show the opportunities the city offers.
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ArticleSafmarine expands e-business range
Shipping group follows up last year's iPhone and iPad app with a similar product for the Android operating system
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ArticleMartinique strikes hit banana supplies
Banana volumes are stranded on the island of Martinique as the continuing dispute at Fort-de-France port disrupts shipments
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ArticleLe Havre in container ship dues freeze
French Port freezes harbour dues for a third consecutive year, in contrast to some other north Europe ports
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ArticleShipping industry lost US$5.2bn in 2011
Vessel overcapacity and weak east-west growth offset 6.5 per cent traffic growth in the global container shipping industry
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ArticleRotterdam registers slight yearly growth
Throughput at Dutch port grows by 0.8 per cent, with containers in particular performing well
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ArticleContainer record broken at Antwerp
Freight throughput increases at Belgian port in 2011, boosted by the largest container volumes on record
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ArticleAPM wins Mexico port concession
Company believes it can help boost Mexico’s international trade competitiveness by investing in the country’s port infrastructure
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ArticleNOL chairman to step down
More top-level management changes at global transport company NOL as chairman announces he will step down
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ArticlePort of Davao to be privatised
In an effort the bring the Port of Davao up to scratch the Filipino government is drawing up plans to privatise operations there
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ArticleShipping lines form Asia-Europe alliance
Six leading container shipping lines have agreed to create one of the largest networks in the Far East-to-Europe trade lane
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ArticleHamburg Süd restructures services
Services From Europe and Mediterranean to Central and South America, and North American West Coast will be altered
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ArticleAnother call for Chiquita boycott
EthicalOil.org urges Canadians to stop buying Chiquita bananas after the company said it would not use Canadian tar sands oil
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ArticleMaersk Line appoints new CEO
With Eivind Kolding moving to Danske Bank, Søren Skou comes in from Maersk Tankers to take up vacated role