All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 69
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ArticleWestminster hits back at Brexit chaos claims
The UK government has issued a public response to Road Haulage Association claims of Brexit border disruption
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ArticleLogistics sector calls for support in spring Budget
Trade body Logistics UK urges Chancellor to offer grants for driver training, freeze fuel duties and incentivise low-carbon alternatives
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ArticleUK asks for Brexit grace period extension
UK urges EU to extend grace period to 2023 in bid to soften Brexit border impact in the island of Ireland
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ArticleChiquita takes stock after deadly storms
President Carlos Lopez Flores talks exclusively to Fruitnet about the fallout from Eta and Iota
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ArticleCrowley opts for MCI Star Cool
Maersk Container Industry will deliver 300 energy efficient reefers to Crowley’s operation in Central America
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PodcastsFruitbox 53 · Philippe Binard, Freshfel
Head of Freshfel returns to talk about the impact of Covid, Brexit, and sustainability on Europe's fruit and veg business
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Article£34m flood defences for Port of Tilbury
Collaboration with Environment Agency aims to safeguard homes and businesses with dual-function flood lock gates
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ArticleCold storage upgrade for Thailand
New cold storage and blast freezer facilities are set to be built as part of the Eastern Fruit Corridor Project
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Article2020 worst year for air cargo
IATA dubs 2020 worst year for air cargo demand since performance monitoring began
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ArticleHauliers switching to unaccompanied ferry freight
Brittany Ferries reports that proportion of unaccompanied containers already much higher than in previous years due to Covid-19 regulations
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ArticleAsiafruit February out now
Latest edition of Asiafruit Magazine examines Asia’s banana trade and spotlights the Japanese market
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AdvertorialDistribution Center saves time and money
Oppy uses Emerson's GO Real-Time units on all perishable loads as well as transfers between North American cold storage facilities
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ArticleThailand to resume durian exports
World Health Organisation and Food and Agriculture Organisation guidelines adopted as durian exports to China restart
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ArticleQatar rapprochement a timely boost
The diplomatic crisis between Qatar and its Gulf neighbours may be over, but Qatar is likely to continue to reduce its dependence on food imports
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ArticleMaersk adds Russian cold chain options
New service for fresh fruit from the Black Sea and the Mediterranean to central Russia is underway
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ArticleIFAM provides billion-dollar bonus
Airfreight support programme has now helped Australian exporters send more the A$1bn worth of produce overseas
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ArticleIfco recognises sustainability efforts
RPC specialist presents Sustainability Certificate to retailers and growers for the fourth consecutive year
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ArticleAutomation aplenty at Edeka's massive new DC
Efficiency, punctuality, and food safety are vital to new facility's success, say those in charge of its development
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ArticleMaersk extends Ocean Cleanup relationship
Shipping giant says it is committed to ensuring the oceans remain a healthy environment for generations to come
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ArticleSinokor opts for PrimeLine units
Growing demand for refrigerated cargo such as Durian leads the South Korean group to Carrier Transicold