All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 90
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ArticleLCL expands in Europe with B&L acquisition
Majority share will give logistics service provider its first physical foothold in Europe's produce distribution network
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ArticleFresca launches new subsidiary Network Fresh
New business from the Fresca Group will link up growers with buyers worldwide
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ArticleIndia budgets for refrigerated coaches
India’s latest national budget as allocated funds towards upgrading its cold chain for fresh produce
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ArticleChep named as a 'Top Employer'
Pallet and container pooling specialist is certified as a ‘Top Employer in Europe’ for third year in a row
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ArticleDaikin gets Taiwanese guava to US
A landmark consignment of the fruit was shipped using Daikin Active controlled atmosphere refrigerated container technology
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ArticleOliver Kay boosts chiller van capacity
New vehicles are specially designed to boost payload and carbon footprint for fruit and veg wholesale supplier
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ArticleCape Town Container Terminal sets new record
Transnet Port Terminals break all-time record by loading 1,665 containers over a single weekend
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ArticleDeltaTrak set to unveil new loggers
Wireless technology and smart phone functionality provide trip data without retrieving the device
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ArticleMSC adds Star Cool units
Growth of global fresh produce trade is driving force behind MSC's decision to increase refrigerated transport options
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ArticleInterko eyes Latin America
Dutch company is coming to Fruit Logistica with a stand that showcases its full range of ripening rooms
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ArticleNI apple growers in limbo over Brexit
Uncertainty remains on apple exports to Republic of Ireland as UK readies to leave Europe
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ArticleNew India service for London Gateway
A new service for DP World operating from London Gateway is predicted to open up more trading opportunities between the UK and India
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ArticleKloosterboer builds reefer terminal
Located in Vlissingen harbour, the facility will process 250,000 TEUs annually
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ArticleFrigo Breda to open Moerdijk facility
The Dutch port is looking to attract more perishable cargo from Europe
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ArticleAntwerp boosts reefer position
Reefer container volumes grew 7.2 per cent in 2019, driven in large part by Latin American business
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ArticleSainsbury's commits to net zero emissions by 2040
Outgoing chief executive Mike Coupe said supermarket will slash CO2 in twenty years, ahead of government targets
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ArticleFepex takes fresh look at post-harvest technology
New initiative seeks to optimise the use of ICT systems in the post-harvest supply chain.
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ArticleEasyfresh Iberia launches new groupage service
Service will offer five weekly departures and collections from all over Spain and Portugal
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ArticleUK food waste falls seven per cent
Wrap describes the drop in household food waste as "significant"
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ArticleDriverless lorries ‘could spark major RORO growth'
RORO predicted to secure 80 per cent market share by 2050 thanks to the anticipated roll-out of driverless vehicles