All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 266
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ArticleGreen Reefers in further quarterly loss
Shipper reports loss of US$9.9m for the third quarter of the year, following on from US$11m loss in Q2
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ArticleShipping line launched in Cape Town
The first vessel of a new shipping line providing increased competition between South Africa and Europe will depart next week
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ArticleMaersk Line agrees to Muelle Sur call
Shipping group strikes deal with DP World Callao to add container terminal to its South American rotation upon facility's completion
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ArticleCMA CGM rejigs routes
The French shipping group has revamped its service between northern Europe and the east coast of the US and Canada
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ArticleBremerhaven coldstore in €2m boost
BLG Coldstore Logistics invests in expanding facilities and increasing storage capacity at its Bremerhaven coldstore
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ArticleHanjin increases Asia-Europe rates
Korean shipping group joins rate-boost trend on eastbound services from Asia to Europe
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ArticleIsraeli ports see drop
Ports in Israel experienced a fall in container movements for the first nine months of the year, says Israel Shippers’ Council
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WT SeaAir expands into perishables
WT SeaAir Ltd has increased its portfolio of services by expanding into the perishables business with the formation of a new division, WT Perishables.
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ArticleDamco appoints North Asia CCO
Anne Marcotty has joined the logistics company's Asian division as its new chief commercial officer
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ArticleAssociated British Ports gains green mark
Associated British Ports (ABP) has been awarded an accolade for reducing its carbon footprint.
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ArticleCarrier Transicold launches Purfresh service
US group releases refrigeration units equipped with Purfresh Transport system to help protect the quality of seafreighted fresh produce
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ArticleABP recognised for carbon reduction
The UK's largest port group has been rewarded for its efforts in reducing its carbon footprint
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ArticleDole handed seafarer responsibility award
Fresh produce giant rewarded for corporate responsibility with regards to its seafarers and maritime employees
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ArticleUniveg expands in Bulgaria
Company's Bulgarian subsidiary set to move into a brand new warehouse and distribution centre by middle of next year
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ArticleShip christening for Hamburg Süd
Rio Bravo christened at the Port of Antwerp, the fifth in a line of six identical container vessels
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ArticleBA and Iberia Airlines agree merger
The groups have announced a preliminary agreement to merge, potentially creating one of Europe's largest airlines
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ArticleCMA CGM welcomes new flagship vessel
The French group has expanded its fleet this week by introducing one of the world's largest container ships to the Asia-Europe service
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ArticleGuatemala secures new banana route
Starting next year, the country’s bananas will be shipped to the US from the Port of Chiapas in Mexico
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ArticleMaersk forecasts US$1bn loss for 2009
Group suffered a loss of US$706m through the first nine months of the year as the global economic crisis took its toll
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ArticleIFCO reports on strong profitability
EBITDA "grows significantly" in the third quarter of 2009, with revenue up in RPC Management Services but down in Pallet Management Services