All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 66
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ArticleTosca unveils 'super-pallet' NeRa
Global pooling-systems firm launches new pallet designed to deliver efficiencies and sustainability across the supply chain
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ArticleDel Monte hit by costs and labour shortages
Third quarter results reveal full extent of operating in "one of the most challenging macroeconomic environments in recent history"
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AnalysisWhat next for the fresh produce business?
As we head towards 2022, we want you to tell us what's really happening in the world of fruit and vegetables
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ArticleFirst electric reefer truck hits road in Spain
Alimerka welcomes chance to roll out Frigoblock technology, which it says will enable major cut in emissions
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ArticleMontague to open China office
Australian fresh fruit company establishes presence in China as part of wider plans to develop exports
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ArticleCherry Express goes ahead
Maersk-Hamburg Süd to offer two express sailings for Chilean cherry shipments to China ahead of the Lunar New Year
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ArticleMoroccan citrus with timely boost
The California drought is causing many to turn to Morocco, whose citrus exporters are battling rising costs as they seek to meet rising demand
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ArticlePML poised to expand European customer base
The company has named Alessandra Tagliabue as its new business development manager for Europe
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ArticleDel Monte announces price increases
Group is to raise the price of several fresh products in response to inflationary market, citing cost pressures across supply chain
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ArticleMaersk to confront supply chain issues
Logistics giant proposes several solutions to help alleviate capacity issues and distribution shortfalls in the US
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ArticlePrimeurs train up and running
France's low-carbon train connecting Perpignan in the south with Rungis in the capital has made its first trip in two years
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ArticleDaikin Reefer and IRS set up European HQ
New one-stop office will meet customer demand for sales, service and spare parts
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ArticlePort Manatee confirms Del Monte stay
Fresh produce company’s fruit imports will continue move through the port until at least 2026
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AnalysisResilience needed for berry trade to thrive
Experts at Global Berry Congress focus on need to overcome big challenges so berry category growth can continue
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ArticleFreight cost increases loom in South Africa
The country's fresh produce industry is facing major freight cost rises as the new season gets underway
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ArticleChilean cherry season closes in for Vanguard
Estimates put volume up 10 per cent while labour and logistics provide uncertainty two weeks out from season
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ArticleFrench kiwifruit up to challenge
French marketer Primland is confident of its ability to adapt to new challenges, as it looks to take advantage of kiwifruit's growing popularity
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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