All Transport & Logistics articles – Page 26
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NewsKuehne and Nagel delivers ‘good performance’
Logistics group satisfied with Q3 results despite ongoing challenging market environment
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ArticlePorts of LA and Guangzhou forge green partnership
New agreement focuses on creating more sustainable shipping routes and promoting supply chain digitisation
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ArticleNew IFPA recruit targets “fresh produce supply chain of the future”
Foodcareplus director Steve Alaerts targets better collaboration between logistics service providers and shipping lines
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News‘Economic instability’ hits Port of Antwerp-Bruges
Throughput falls during the first nine months of the year, attributed to unstable geopolitical and economic conditions
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ArticleChilean fruit exporters sue MSC
Lawsuit accuses shipping company of “continuous and systematic succession of abuses” during 2021/22 export season
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ArticleTPC to boost fruit shipments from Coquimbo
Construction of a new mooring site paves the way for arrival of MSC containership
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ArticleChilean cherries to arrive at Port of Tianjin from 2023/24
Direct shipments to the Port of Tianjin will facilitate access to northern Chinese markets from this season
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ArticleFighting talk from PML Seafrigo
In July French logistics group Seafrigo acquired British forwarder Perishable Movements Limited to create PML Seafrigo. Regional CEO for the UK, Jason Spencer Knox, tells Fred Searle about the combined company’s bold ambitions to capture market share and build a vertically integrated global perishables network
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ArticleCrisis in Israel threatens fresh produce supply
Security concerns in the country have apparently delayed the harvest of several different crops
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ArticleLogistics bodies call for consistent approach
Groups write to chancellor to request an end to ‘stop-start’ decision making
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AdvertorialMr Avocado introduces new ripening centres
Company builds two new ripening facilities in Chengdu and Beijing, China
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ArticleGeneration Logistics enters second year
Industry-led logistics career awareness campaign enters next phase with backing from 40+ transport firms
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ArticleHope springs eternal for South African logistics
A number of initiatives may open the door for a recovery at the country’s ports, which could boost the agriculture and export sectors
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ArticleCimcorp robots help Mercadona move produce faster
Benefits of implementing the automated system have included speedy lead times, less waste and a safer workplace, the retailer said
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CommentTesting times for UK supply chains
John Giles of Promar International considers how the recent reprieve on border checks for fresh fruit and veg imported from the EU fits into wider supply challenges on the UK market
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NewsAgrovision and Greenvic expand alliance into China
Partnership is designed to enhance service to Chinese retail, e-commerce and wholesale supply channels with a wider product portfolio
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ArticleThames Freeport marks £600m investment
The Thames estuary economic zone celebrates £600m of investment in first two years with ministerial visit
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ArticleDismal report on state of South African ports
South African fresh produce exporters face another season of trouble and discontent as World Bank report lists most of the country’s ports at the bottom of global container handling facility index
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ArticleLondon Gateway welcomes new shipping service
Global logistics giant DP World announces new South American shipping service to its London Gateway Logistics hub
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NewsMission boosts European direct-to-retail service
Company partners with Europe Retail Packing to improve its operational infrastructure in the Netherlands