All Transport & Logistics articles – Page 58
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ArticleGood start to 2021 for Hapag-Lloyd
Shipping line does not expect global supply chains to return to normal before March 2022
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ArticleThe Avolution expands in Asia
Escavox's supply chain monitoring service helps Australian avocado marketer grow sales programmes
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ArticleFree training to tackle lorry driver shortage
Pertemps Driving Academy is offering free licence acquisition training at sites in Worcestershire, Yorkshire and, soon, Bristol
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ArticleBritish topfruit growers concerned by rising costs
Increased prices of cardboard, packaging, haulage and labour are putting pressure on UK producers
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ArticleShipping struggles hamper Australian citrus
Container shortages and delays provide supply chain challenge for exporters
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ArticleMCI produces 400,000th Star Cool unit
Group describes it as "another significant milestone" in its 30-year history as a key supplier to the shipping industry
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ArticleSupport for Thai growers facing price slump
Air force used to transport mangosteen and longan across the country
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ArticleMinisters 'dragging feet' over driver crisis - union
Unite proposes six-point plan to alleviate pressure on haulage industry and prevent further gaps on supermarket shelves
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ArticleAnecoop opens UK office in response to Brexit
Move will help major Spanish cooperative overcome trade and logistics challenges associated with Brexit and HGV driver shortage
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ArticleCompass Group bans airfreight across UK venues
Sports and hospitality arm of foodservice giant to place greater emphasis on seasonal British produce in bid to cut emissions
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ArticleMaersk raises profit guidance
Leading container line adds close to US$5bn to midpoint of operating profit forecast following record demand
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ArticleEcofrost enters the Philippines
Solar-powered cold storage solution launches with support of Department of Agriculture
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ArticleMissFresh expands into Ningbo
Leading grocery delivery business strengthens Distributed Mini Warehouse network in East China
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ArticleM20 barrier to be removed
Operation Brock contraflow in Kent will be removed as risk of disruption subsides
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Article'Grant temporary EU HGV work visas'
Logistics UK presses government for temporary EU driver visas to ease supply chain issues
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ArticleCyber-attack hangover for South African ports
Disruptions from a recent cyber-attack on South African ports expected to last for some time
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ArticleChina tightens Covid protocols for Thai fruit
Exporters warned to disinfect trucks and packages while drivers undergo testing
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ArticlePML creates 30 jobs at new site
Global perishable cargo specialist PML sets up Kent operation creating over 30 new jobs
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ArticleArun Rajan joins CH Robinson as CPO
Rajan will lead all global product development and innovation across the company’s platforms
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ArticlePML appoints new sales manager
Perishable Movements Ltd (PML) has promoted Simon Hanley to a new sales manager role following company expansion