All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 57
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ArticleTesco solar powers new HGVs
Joint initiative between Tesco and Marshall Fleet Solutions puts 100 per cent solar powered refrigerated units on the road
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ArticleAlanar pays closer attention to western Europe
Given the current challenges, including logistics disruptions and soaring costs, the Turkish fruit exporter sees its markets in Germany, France and the UK as the main priority
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ArticleDel Monte’s results hit by inflationary pressure
Despite higher Q1 sales year-on-year, the group’s operating income was hurt by rising costs
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ArticleTesco unveils solar HGV trailers
Joint initiative between Tesco and Marshall Fleet Solutions puts 100% solar powered refrigerated units on the road
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ArticlePort of Dover posts net-zero targets
The port has announced ambitious decarbonisation targets to deliver future success
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AnalysisAvocados remain a ‘globally popular super fruit’
New Rabobank market trend report highlights ongoing supply and demand growth
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ArticleDurban port operations return to normal
Exports of containers are moving again from the port of Durban following recent flood damage
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ArticleAntwerp and Zeebrugge merger creates ‘Europe’s largest export port’
Newly unified Port of Antwerp-Bruges aims to reconcile economy, people and climate
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ArticleLogistics UK urges former HGV drivers to rejoin sector
Hundreds of spaces available on government-funded HGV refresher training courses, Logistics UK says
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AnalysisCities should grow their own produce, says report
Tony Blair Institute for Global Change publishes 10-point plan advising cities to increase food resilience by growing their own fruit and veg
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ArticleNew frontiers at Fresh Produce India
India’s premier fresh produce event kicked off its packed programme with insights into how digitisation and varietal innovation will create new opportunities
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ArticleChile wraps up challenging cherry campaign
Cherry Committee said Omicron-caused delays had major impact on quality and returns
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ArticleGovernment to rethink physical border checks on goods from EU
Rees-Mogg confirms that controls set to come in on 1 July will not be enforced in 2022, with government expected to scrap checks altogether
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ArticleLGS offers summer citrus update
Group announces an update on its 2022 season that will include fruit from Chile, Peru, Argentina, South Africa, and Uruguay
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ArticleChina-Laos rail link bears fruit
Thai fruit exporters eager to capitalise on new rail services to China as Covid-19 disrupts supply chains
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ArticleUnifrutti blood oranges return to Japan
New protocol sees Sicilian blood oranges once again shipped to Japan in collaboration with Nippon Express
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ArticleFNSEA urges Macron to act on food sovereignty
France’s main farming union has called on president Emmanuel Macron to prioritise food sovereignty and sustainability following his re-election
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ArticleSouth African table grape industry ‘at risk’
SATI says the industry’s sustainability is under threat, due to a combination of different factors
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ArticleShanghai ports reach reefer capacity
Shipping lines divert reefer cargo from Shanghai as Covid-19 lockdown continues
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ArticleCovid challenge for Thai durians
Exporters urged to improve Covid-19 protocols after shipments to China were paused following detection