All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 73
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ArticleUK food and drink exports recovering
Sales to non-EU markets almost back to pre-pandemic levels, but EU exports are still significantly down
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ArticleNationwide partners with FareShare to deliver 18m meals
Fresh produce supplier helps redistributor manage logistics of £16m Defra-funded project, delivering food to over 4,000 charities
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ArticleIfam continues for Australian exporters
New funding will see Australian airfreight support scheme continue into 2022
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ArticlePost-Covid backing for Australian industry bodies
Fresh produce industry bodies receive Victorian government funding to support Covid-19 recovery
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ArticleDover recognised for helping stranded drivers
Port shortlisted for ‘Outstanding Response to Covid’ award for efforts to get drivers home to UK when France closed its border before Christmas
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ArticleUK food chain calls for Covid Recovery Visa
Cross-industry report calls for new visa to help supply chains recruit more overseas staff amid serious labour shortages
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ArticleHoyte named technical director at PML
Production and transport manager joined the logistics business in 2010 and will oversee rollout of systems at new Kent operations
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ArticleTransitex opens first branch in the Netherlands
New office marks latest stage in the Portuguese logistics company’s European expansion
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ArticleMaersk "accelerates fleet decarbonisation"
Shipping giant to introduce eight large ocean-going vessels to operate on carbon neutral methanol
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ArticleCMA CGM opens Indonesian container depot
New facility in East Jakarta designed to enhance inland logistics services and optimise shipments
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ArticleOverall cargo volume up at Port of LA
Import surge counters sharp fall in exports over the month of July
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ArticleNingbo-Zhoushan container port closure continues
Third busiest port in the world remains partially shut amid growing concerns regional trade will be impacted long term
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ArticleGood start to 2021 for Hapag-Lloyd
Shipping line does not expect global supply chains to return to normal before March 2022
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ArticleThe Avolution expands in Asia
Escavox's supply chain monitoring service helps Australian avocado marketer grow sales programmes
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ArticleFree training to tackle lorry driver shortage
Pertemps Driving Academy is offering free licence acquisition training at sites in Worcestershire, Yorkshire and, soon, Bristol
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ArticleBritish topfruit growers concerned by rising costs
Increased prices of cardboard, packaging, haulage and labour are putting pressure on UK producers
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ArticleShipping struggles hamper Australian citrus
Container shortages and delays provide supply chain challenge for exporters
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ArticleMCI produces 400,000th Star Cool unit
Group describes it as "another significant milestone" in its 30-year history as a key supplier to the shipping industry
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ArticleSupport for Thai growers facing price slump
Air force used to transport mangosteen and longan across the country
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ArticleMinisters 'dragging feet' over driver crisis - union
Unite proposes six-point plan to alleviate pressure on haulage industry and prevent further gaps on supermarket shelves