All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 261
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ArticleRate increase for Maersk Line services
Trade routes from South Asia and the Middle East to Europe still affected by global downturn, company explains
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ArticleWeight thrown behind railfreight options
The UK’s climate change dilemma will worsen without support for more strategically sited railfreight terminals, according to the Freight Transport Association (FTA), which has set out its recommendations for the provision of railfreight terminals in the UK.
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Pacific carriers to raise rates
The WTSA have announced they will recommend an increase in westbound trans-Pacific shipping rates from 15 February 2010
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ArticleStar Reefers aims for future growth
Group aiming to raise funds to fuel future expansion and general corporate purposes
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ArticleCMA CGM reveals debt restructuring plan
Shipping group agrees credit line with financial partners, while also announcing freight rate increases on Transpacific services
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MOL raises Asia-US rates
Japanese carrier MOL has joined the growing trend among liners to increase rates on its trans-Pacific routes
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ArticlePort of Tilbury woos Zim
Representatives from the port of Tilbury are trying to lure Israeli firm Zim away from Felixstowe
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ArticleDamco hires North American reefer head
Mauro Suazo is the logistics group's new head of reefer logistics business development for North America
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ArticleChep on track with rail service
Group signs agreement to use new weekly train service running between Spain and the UK
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ArticleSt Petersburg added to banana route
The Russian port will be added to Maersk Line's Ecuador Banana Express service from January 2010 onwards
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ArticleNew website for shipping industry
In an effort to increase awareness about the liner shipping industry, WSC has launched a new website
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ArticlePort of Hamburg to lower fees
Port unveils future growth strategy, including the reduction of fees and investment in improving infrastructure
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ArticleColombian move for Maersk Line
Group becomes first container carrier to make regular call at Turbo, adding the banana exporting port to its Expreso service
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ArticleDole to use iGPS pallets
Florida-based firm iGPS has announced Dole Fresh Fruits will begin shipping some of its products on the company’s all-plastic pallets
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ArticleMercator expands SkyChain to Latin America
The Emirates-owned outfit has struck a deal to provide its IT solution to the cargo division of Latin American airline TACA
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ArticleCMA CGM links Hamburg with Baltics
French shipping group launches new service between the Port of Hamburg and the ports of Klaipeda and Kaliningrad
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ArticleSinclair opens new US facility
Fruit labelling specialist launches production facility near the city of Atlanta in Georgia
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ArticleMaersk bumps Med/North America rates
Rate restoration programme continues for Maersk Line with further increases, this time on services between the Mediterranean and Canada/US
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ArticleApofruit reorganisation under fire
Italian company's plans to restructure its packhouse operations prompt strike action at one facility in Emilia-Romagna
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ArticleDamco increases African presence
Logistics group set to launch office in Mozambique to improve presence and service levels in south-east Africa