All Transport & Logistics articles – Page 56
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ArticleMSC moves into fruit packing
New state-of-the-art facility in Piura will pack Peruvian grapes, avocados and mangoes for the export market
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ArticleNew service for Port of Oakland
MSC adds first-call service, linking US port to Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam
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ArticleCrucial year for South African plums
The country's stonefruit growers, particularly plum producers, are still reeling from last season’s results
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ArticleMaersk Container Industry sold
China International Marine Containers acquires AP Moller-Maersk’s reefer manufacturer
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ArticleBig trends in bananas
Asiafruit Congress brought together some of the leading voices in Asia’s banana trade to discuss the sector’s journey through Covid-19 and what the future holds.
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ArticleAsiafruit Congress tracks Asia's trends
Opening sessions on day one examine pan-Asia trends and drill down into emerging categories and markets
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ArticleTransnet is a "threat to RSA citrus industry"
South Africa’s port agency is broke, according to the country's citrus industry
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ArticleInterko expands global footprint
Company says its market-leading ripening technology can help companies cut costs and minimise product loss
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ArticlePrepare for shortages as hauliers cease trading, says ParcelHero
Prepare for basics shortages as 23 per cent of stores report low stocks and 20 per cent of transport companies stop trading, says ParcelHero
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ArticleHaulage sector renews calls for EU drivers
Petrol station closures across the UK spark new row over lorry drivers as logistics organisations renew calls for European workers
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ArticleMaersk invests in electrofuels company
Group has made a leading venture investment in Prometheus Fuels, a startup with direct air capture-technology
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ArticleMaersk prepares UAE facility
Maersk's new Warehousing & Distribution facility in the UAE is set to become an important link in the group's integrated logistics solutions
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ArticleRungis backs return of primeurs train
Next month's resumption of the Rungis-Perpignan 'primeurs train' line in France is set to benefit fruit and vegetables suppliers and the environment
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ArticleEmerson stays on track
Fruitnet speaks exclusively with Gerd Uitdewilligen, director of international sales, cold chain at Emerson
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ArticleGove tasked with fixing supply chain
PM Boris Johnson tasks Michael Gove with leading cross-governmental team to resolve food supply problems and HGV shortage
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ArticlePort of LA reports August results
Record month for empty container volume at US transport hub
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ArticleInterko heads to World Food Moscow
Ripening room specialist is looking to demonstrate the energy efficiency, cost saving and fruit quality benefits of its technology
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ArticlePML predicts chaos ahead
Comment: UK is heading towards chaos if government doesn't act to solve supply chain crisis, writes Mike Parr, MD of logistics firm PML
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ArticleNationwide sounds alarm for produce sector
Comment: Thirteen years of supermarket price wars and a labour crisis are destroying our sector, writes Tim O'Malley, Nationwide Produce MD
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ArticleBrexit control delay 'won't solve supply crisis', says M&S
EU Brexit controls are 'pointless bureaucracy' and delaying them won't solve the supply crisis, says M&S chairman