All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 56
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ArticleShapps gives driver shortage update
Transport minister says government is increasing testing capacity as well as introducing new legislation
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ArticleAmending cabotage rules 'dangerous', says PML
Relaxing cabotage rules is dangerous and tantamount to modern slavery so must be stopped, says PML
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ArticleNine in 10 truckers 'feels undervalued'
Survey finds that the most experienced HGV drivers are also the most disillusioned with current conditions
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ArticleUS ports eye 24/7 operations
President Biden approves extended operating hours at West Coast ports, following busy September
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ArticleLogistics UK welcomes NI protocol news
EU-proposed solutions are 'step in the right direction', but 'devil is in the detail', industry body states
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ArticleAfghan fruit going to waste
Border delays are disrupting exports and cutting off a vital source of foreign currency for Afghanistan's fresh and dried fruit exporters
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ArticlePort of Felixstowe hits capacity
Shipping containers divert from Felixstowe as port hits full capacity due in part to HGV driver shortage
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ArticleBig names booked in for Fruit Logistica
Dole, Fyffes, SanLucar and Zespri among leading companies ready to exhibit at world's leading fresh produce trade fair
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ArticleMorocco-UK route set to cut times
New direct service from Tangier to Poole is expected to ease the UK's disrupted supply chains, in part due to Brexit
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ArticleSpreafico under fire amid investigation into illegal workers
Group denies wrongdoing but admits authorities are looking into accusations against two associated labour providers
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ArticleMission Produce opens new distribution centre
Leading avocado supplier celebrates first anniversary of IPO by opening new facilities in Laredo, Texas
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ArticleEx-Tesco boss to advise govt on supply crisis
Former Tesco CEO Sir David Lewis brought in by UK government to advise on supply chain crisis
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ArticleRail keeps Tesco stocked
UK retailer Tesco credits use of rail freight for keeping shelves stocked in supply crisis, reports The Guardian
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ArticleUK logistics crisis worsens
Survey shows skills shortages are growing across the logistics industry, says Logistics UK
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ArticleFrom Russia to Asia
Alternative markets are out there for eastern European and Central Asian berries, with the frozen segment in Asia presenting a "great opportunity"
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ArticleLineage signs off Kloosterboer deal
Acquisition creates an "enhanced facility network" in key European markets with a "focus on sustainability and innovation"
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ArticleSeafreight switch for Australian vegetables
Vegetable exporters trial modified atmosphere packaging and controlled atmosphere to increase shelf-life
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ArticleElectric vehicles power Woolworths distribution
Linfox’s new refrigerated electric trucks will deliver fresh produce to stores in Melbourne
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ArticleToo late to save 'Great British Christmas', says ParcelHero
EU truckers and warehouse workers won’t be racing to rescue the Great British Christmas, warns ParcelHero
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ArticleAldi lorry designs celebrate fruit and veg
Child artists design new liveries for Aldi lorries, which aim to promote fresh, healthy food