All Transport & Logistics articles – Page 78
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ArticleCovid-19 causes South African concerns
The country has learned that the spread of Covid-19 has moved South Africa to the brink
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ArticleDover unveils Freeport vision
Port's plans include the creation of the UK's first Global Trade and Innovation Zone to boost the post-Covid and Brexit economy
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ArticleMaersk makes Swedish acquisition
Group in process of snapping up European specialist KGH Customs Services
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ArticleThailand and China convene on crossings
Inspection points on the Chinese-Vietnam border used by Thai fruit exporters during the Covid-19 are set to be codified
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ArticleSouth Africa set for blueberry boom
The first forecast of the campaign predicts a big blueberry crop increase this year
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ArticleAntwerp 'limits' Covid-19 impact
Total goods throughput falls by 4.9 per cent in the first half of the year, with the 'first signs of recovery visible'
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ArticleSpiceJet gives fruit first class service
Cargo-on-seat flights have helped the Indian airline ship more than 20,000 tonnes of cargo during the Covid-19 pandemic
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ArticleNature's Pride unveils HQ expansion plan
Europe's largest avocado importer says it wants to be ready to meet even greater demand for a range of products
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ArticleCool Port II construction begins
Kloosterboer to start work on new fully automated high-rise coldstorage facility at City Terminal Rotterdam
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ArticleIFAM extended until end of year
Australian government announce A$240m extension of International Freight Assistance Mechanism
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ArticleManbulloo targets traceability with GS1
New system helps Australian mango supplier improve information flow through its supply chain
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ArticleZim adds 500 Star Cool reefers
Maersk Container Industry and Zim have expanded their business collaboration
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ArticleCovid-19 alters South African schedules
Exclusion of port of Cape Town on normal shipping schedules to Europe seen as positive step
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ArticleCape Town's port problems
South Africa’s minister of public enterprises is asked to intervene as issues mount
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ArticleLargest-ever ship calls at Southampton
HMM Oslo is longer than The Shard is tall and has a capacity of 23,820 TEU
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ArticleShipping industry's carbon focus
Industry players come together to lead the way in decarbonising the shipping business
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ArticleDownload your free report on Covid-19
Fruitnet has teamed up with Fruit Logistica to provide in-depth analysis of the pandemic's impact on fresh produce companies
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ArticleSensitech launches new supply chain software
New SensiWatch Platform marks 30 years in the industry for US software company
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ArticleSouth African berries face challenges
Exporter C fruit sees both opportunities and difficulties ahead for the country's berry business
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ArticleOptimiz announces new claims solution
Multi-sided digital platform to connect cargo owners and insurers to shipping lines to help reduce claims cycle