All Denmark articles – Page 21
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ArticleStrong sales for Dole in Scandinavia
Company reveals it recently signed one of its largest ever orders for washed baby-leaf products in the region
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ArticleGeneral rate increases at Maersk Line
Group to implement changes on 1 October for cargo moving in both directions between the US, Canada and Europe
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ArticleVessel design helps Maersk cut emissions
Shipping group says it will cut 15,000 tonnes of fuel each year by improving design of 22 container vessels
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ArticleAPM invests in Brazil container terminal
Half the shares in Brasil Terminal Portuario, a new container terminal being built in Santos, have been acquired by APM Terminals
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ArticleMaersk returns to profit in H1
Logistics group bounces back from US$540m loss in first six months of 2009 to record profit of US$2.5bn
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ArticleMaersk Line extends reliability lead
New statistics show that shipping giant has widened the gap to is competitors in service reliability
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ArticleMovers & Shakers | August 2010
Full round-up of all the latest major appointments and departures within the European fresh produce industry over the past month
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Saluting the industry's greatest Dane
Eurofruit Magazine editor Mike Knowles salutes Coop Trading's outgoing Svend Aage Kristensen following a near 50-year spell in the fresh produce trade
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ArticleTop produce buyer set to retire
Coop Trading's Svend Aage Kristensen confirms plan to retire at the end of August following almost 48 years in the industry
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ArticleContainers boost Maersk forecast
Improved container business performance sees shift in profit expectations to above 2008 level of US$3.5bn
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ArticleFairtrade success in Scandinavia
Over the past year, Fairtrade sales have been booming in Scandinavia, in spite of the tough economic conditions
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ArticleDamco invests in India/Africa trade
Logistics firm Damco has created a dedicated team to handle cargo shipments between India and Africa
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ArticleDamco hires Middle East CCO
Logistics group appoints Wade Thompson to aid expansion of Middle East activities
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ArticleMaersk makes urgent service a Priority
Urgent cargo can now be loaded onto vessel with limited space through new Priority Product upgrade option
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ArticleMaersk Line re-announces rate increase
Second half of 2010 will see higher charge on cargo moving between US/Canada and the Mediterranean and Black Sea
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ArticleRSA exporters reject Maersk surcharge
Industry organisation Fruit South Africa advises exporters to reject shipping company surcharge as transport strike continues
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ArticleSolo Cup Europe offers healthy snacks
Group offers Danish retailers innovative way to make healthy snacking easier and more enjoyable
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ArticleMaersk bounces back in first quarter
Logistics giant A.P. Møller-Maersk returns to profit during the first three months of the year on container shipping recovery
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ArticleDamco keen on Indian growth
Maersk’s logistics arm Damco is targeting big growth in India over the next five years according to the company’s CEO
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ArticleMaersk Line enhances ME/Med service
Alterations set to be made to made to shipping group's Middle East/Mediterranean coverage, with the reintroduction of the ME3 service