All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 282
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ArticleMaersk enhances services
The shipping group has altered its schedules between the Middle East, the Mediterranean and the US in order to improve reliability
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ArticleBig chill causing major headaches
Unusually heavy snowfall has led to disruption for a number of transport and logistics operators as well as fresh produce traders
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Evergreen Marine to expand fleet
Taiwan’s largest container shipping operator plans to order 100 ships in 2012
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ArticleMaersk reshuffle sees 100 jobs cut
Danish logistics giant AP Moller-Maersk is undergoing a reorganisation of its headquarter, leading to a number of job losses
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ArticleNew president for NYK
Japan’s NYK Line has announced Yasumi Kudo will become its new president
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Security key to safe transportation
Security is becoming a major issue for companies involved in road haulage, according to delivery specialist Krone.
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ArticlePort of Antwerp predicts further growth
Port of Antwerp has consolidated position as largest fruit port in Europe after a solid year of growth, says port authority
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ArticleCompagnie Fruitière makes port switch
Company set to transfer entire European import programme from Port of Antwerp to Belgian coastal port of Zeebrugge
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ArticleWilmington receives first Chilean fruit
The first of 29 ship-calls carrying Chilean fresh fruit docked at the Port of Wilmington later than usual on 19 December
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Maersk to depart Port of Charleston
The international shipping group has decided to leave its dedicated terminal in South Carolina by late 2010
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ArticleHamburg Süd develops Costa Rican presence
The shipping group is responding to the growing importance of the Costa Rican market
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ArticleGeorge Hammond wins new status
Marine and port services provider at the Port of Dover, George Hammond plc, has become the first port-service company in the UK to win full Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) status.
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ArticleBritish Airways cuts fuel charges
British Airways World Cargo (BAWC) has announced a reduction to its fuel surcharge as the debate over food miles continues.
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New American bases for Hamburg Süd
The German shipping group is establishing its own national organisations in Guatemala and El Salvador
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New board member for Kuehne & Nagel
Swiss logistics group has appointed a new head of global human resources
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Lufthansa Cargo introduces new service
The logistics group will launch a new Europe-Asia/Australia service on 1 January
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ArticleEcuador’s banana sector calls for lower tariffs
The country’s national banana association has called on the Port of Guayaquil to lower its charges to ease cost pressures on exporters
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China link to boost Taiwan economy
Direct cargo links between Taiwan and China will help boost Taiwan’s economy, analysts and government leaders say
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CMA CGM, Maersk offer joint Asia-US service
The shipping giants will launch two joint shipping strings linking Asia and the US in May
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BA World Cargo drops fuel surcharge further
The group has announced a third cut to the surcharge in as many weeks as fuel prices continue to fall