All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 74
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ArticlePhilaPort container volumes grow
High demand for fruit and vegetables fuels container growth at Port of Philadelphia
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ArticleSpecial Fruit stays close to source
Having a local presence in Latin America is crucial for QC, cultural understanding and logistical flexibility, says Belgian importer's commercial manager, Ben Maes
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ArticleCoolRail collaboration targets expansion
Transfesa Logistics and Euro Pool System partner to extend CoolRail's European reach
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ArticleRecord activity at Port of Long Beach
Trade continues to build at the second-busiest US port as a range of industries are buoyed by increased consumer activity
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ArticleOddbox teams up with PodFather
Oddbox expansion plans bear fruit with PodFather fleet management solutions
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ArticleKuehne and Nagel sees profit increase
Group turns in higher operating result for third quarter, driven by cost management and improved market environment
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ArticleAntioquia reveals agri-tech ambitions
Government’s new greenhouse development hubs seek to put Antioquia on the produce map
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ArticleCovid-19 effect wide and varied
Nick Nafpliotis, MD of Greek trader Greek & Fresh, spoke to Fruitnet about the impact of Covid-19, the start of the kiwifruit season and plans for Greek avocados
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ArticleCompagnie Fruitière completes London facility
Banana ripening facility at DP World London Gateway Logistics Park will be fully operational in 2021
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ArticleMaersk upgrades guidance
Logistics group upgrades expectations for third quarter and 2020 full-year guidance
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ArticleEmirates keeps produce in the air
Emirates SkyCargo has nearly quadrupled its destinations since March as it works to facilitate fresh produce exports during the pandemic
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ArticleSpecialised reefers prove their worth
In a season of milestones, specialised reefer vessels provided a highlight for South Africa's citrus industry
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ArticleImports up at Port of Oakland
Surge in imported cargo drives strong September results, as retailers look to stock up
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ArticleAmericold buys Agro Merchants for US$1.7bn
Agro Merchants is fourth largest temperature-controlled warehouse company in the world
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ArticleAntwerp continues to bounce back
Container volume at the port surpasses 1m TEUs for the first time since April
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ArticleLogistics needs digital talent
UK logistics firms must attract digital talent to their workforce before it's too late, warns global logistics giant
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ArticleAgPick shines during pandemic
Growers praise harvest management system designed to track, analyse and improve crop outcomes
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ArticleDover makes case to 'remain'
Comment: Doug Bannister, CEO of the Port of Dover, on why the Kent facility is the right choice for business now more than ever
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ArticleNew Zealand avocado airfreight exports down
Auckland airport data reveals avocado exports for August 2020 down 60 per cent year on year
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ArticleTesco launches rail reefer service from Spain
Transfesa Logistics will transport fruit and veg from Valencia to UK as retailer looks to shift more of its distribution network from road to rail