All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 259
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ArticleGreek farmers block roads
Greece’s embattled farmers disrupted traffic earlier this month in order to demand better prices for their produce, causing transport chaos
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ArticleSAECS confirms shipping service addition
New service introduced to cater for anticipated seasonal increase in refrigerated exports from Cape Town
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ArticleFlorida terminal earns ISO certification
Port Everglades has announced that Florida International Terminal has been recognised for its efficiency, dedication and service quality
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ArticleMalaysian retail giant opens DCs
GCH Retail, which operates the Giant hypermarket and Cold Storage supermarket chains in Malaysia, is investing heavily in new high-tech distribution centres
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Pakistan develops trucking database
After a temporary halt in exports to Iran, Pakistan is compiling a list of trucking firms to carry its kinnow mandarins
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ArticleDunkirk and UGPBAN reinforce ties
A new charter was signed this month between the French port of Dunkirk and UGPBAN in order to strengthen ties
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ArticleContainer volumes jump at NOL
Singapore shipping group reports on a strong surge in container volumes for the final six weeks of 2009
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ArticleSouth Chilean ports show promise
Chile’s VIII region is developing into a new export hub for locally-grown agricultural products, especially fresh fruit
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ArticleMunich airport releases sustainability report
Operating company FMG unveils document highlighting airport's concept for a sustainable business policy
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ArticleCMA CGM begins Scandinavia service
French shipping group starts new feeder service from Hamburg in Germany to Sweden, Denmark and Poland
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ArticleCouncil proposes carbon system
A new Vessel Efficiency System for cutting carbon emissions has been put forward by the World Shipping Council and its members
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ArticleWada Farms expands Chep relationship
Onion and potato grower-shipper working with Chep to bolster environmental sustainability efforts
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ArticleIndonesia to ease logistics ownership
Indonesia is set to loosen foreign ownership laws in its logistics sector in the first half of this year
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ArticleEC opens feeder scheme investigation
The European Commission has opened an antitrust investigation on the Baltic Max Feeder scheme over a potential breach of restrictive business practice rules
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ArticlePortsmouth port gets £2.2m boost
Portsmouth Commercial Port’s fruit importing business, MMD Shipping Services, has invested in a £2.2 million mobile harbour crane and an integral IT upgrade which will improve the service it offers clients as it anticipates a busy 2010.
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ArticleMaersk makes AE7 stop at Felixstowe
Container shipping line Maersk has made its first stop at the UK port of Felixstowe as part of its revised AE7 rotation
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ArticleCMA CGM appoints new CEO
French-based container shipping firm CMA CGM has appointed Philippe Soulie as its new CEO, and founder Jacques Saade as chairman
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ArticleHanjin bumps Trans-Atlantic rates
Korean shipping group reveals rate recovery programme consisting of three quarterly restorations through the year
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ArticleDole liner service to call at Salerno
US company's South America-Mediterranean shipping service adds southern Italian port to one of its key European routes
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ArticleDutch go-ahead for Scheldt deepening
Port of Antwerp expects to reinforce its position as major fresh produce port following Dutch approval for deepening of Scheldt