All Logistics & Cold chain articles – Page 122
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ArticleLevies come under fire at Napier Port
NZ Shippers Council chairman labels insurance recovery charge an alarming precedent
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ArticleVictor Gonzalez takes PLRS role
Gonzalez named chief commercial officer of logistics operations for Port Logistics Refrigerated Services
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ArticleDecofrut unveils new tool for US importers
New service launched to help US produce importers implement FSVP
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ArticleLong Beach sets September record
Strong finish to third quarter caps best trading months in US port’s history
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ArticleProduce firms named in top 250 growth list
Richard Hochfeld, Branston and Natures Way Foods are in the Sunday Times top 250 ranking of mid-market growth companies
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ArticleSH Pratt Group rewards veteran with Costa Rica trip
Longstanding employee David Whitlock was presented with a trip to Costa Rica in thanks for 50 years' service at banana supplier
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ArticleAntwerp commits to Zero Pellet Loss
Collaboration between industry, logistics and transport aims to keep plastic out of the environment
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ArticleValleyfresh unveils ripening centre
New facility to predominantly handle avocados, as company earmarks further expansion in the future
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ArticleFlexfresh wins pomegranate endorsement
The liner bags are being shown to extend the shelf-life of a growing number of fruits
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ArticleKoper looks to future at 60th birthday event
Slovenian port outlines plans to extend container terminal and expand into Far East at colourful anniversary celebrations
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ArticleNew invention set to revolutionise wooden pallets
Device can increase lifespan of wooden produce pallets by three and a half times, timber company claims
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ArticleAPL extends North Asia to Europe services
The Singapore-based shipping line has expanded its ports of call for North Asian shippers looking to penetrate Europe
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ArticleAEL orders Star Cool containers
Africa Express Line aims for increased energy efficiency, effective cargo control and cold chain transparency with its new container investment
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ArticleCMA CGM acquires Sofrana Unilines
French firm adds key player in the Australasia and Pacific Islands’ maritime trade
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ArticleDunkirk counts cost of hurricanes
The port expects a loss of 200,000 tonnes of banana traffic from the Caribbean after Irma and Maria
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ArticlePanalpina makes Dutch acquisition
Group continues its push to be a leader in perishable transport with purchase of Interfresh Airfreight Handling
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ArticleMoín port to open in January 2019
Major new Costa Rican port project will see banana-producing nation able to take ships up to 16,000 TEU
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ArticleAPL wins Container Operator of the Year
The Singapore-headquartered shipping line was recognised at the Lloyd’s List Global Awards in London
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ArticleLondon Gateway welcomes two new services
New services from CMA-CGM and Marfret link the UK with Australia, New Zealand, the US and Latin America
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ArticlePort backs Caribbean relief efforts
Port Everglades is waiving tariff charges for relief supplies to the Caribbean in wake of storms