All Transport & Logistics articles – Page 79
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Article"Exceptional" reefer growth at Antwerp
The Port of Antwerp, which has remained fully operational throughout the Covid-19 crisis, has reported "exceptional growth" in the reefer segment
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ArticleChiquita to pull out of Honduran port
From July the multinational will transfer its Honduran exports to Puerto Barrios in Guatemala
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ArticleThe Avolution targets waste reduction
Leading Australian avocado marketer eyes growth with Escavox supply chain technology
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ArticleCH Robinson targets UK
Group wants UK to be "major beneficiary" of the technology revolution driving logistics
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ArticleK+N exceeds ten-year sustainability goals
Logistics company has now launched a Net Zero Carbon sustainability programme for the next ten years
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ArticleVietnamese lychees land in Japan
Breakthrough for fresh Vietnamese lychees in Japan, after Covid-19 restrictions threatened exports
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ArticleFreight association calls for swift EU trade deal
BIFA reiterates importance of securing a deal following news EU will carry out full customs controls and checks on UK goods from 2021
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ArticleAustralian airfreight support expands
An Australian government scheme facilitating new flights for exporters during Covid-19 has continued to grow
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ArticleMSC targets carbon neutrality
Shipping giant announces new programme in partnership with South Pole to lower carbon emissions
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ArticleMaersk raises Q2 expectations
Logistics group says market demand is developing more favourably than anticipated in the second quarter
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ArticleAirAsia enters e-commerce
Airline launches B2B e-commerce platform to connect farmers and customers and provide logistical support
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ArticleInefficiencies cost Australian suppliers
PMA A-NZ State of the Industry Report 2020 measures the impact of supply chain inadequacies
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ArticleNew report sheds light on Covid-19 impact
In-depth report published by Fruitnet explains how the pandemic is changing the fresh produce business
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ArticleCovid-19 speeds up mechanical evolution
Rijk Zwaan has outlined how vegetable growers are looking to accelerate a switch to mechanical harvesting
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ArticleAntwerp welcomes giant vessel
HMM Algeciras, the world's largest container vessel, calls at the port of Antwerp
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ArticlePML creates new charter freight manager role
Gustavo Mundel will help company deal with challenges of coronavirus and Brexit
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ArticleAntwerp requests sustainable proposals
The Port of Antwerp has issued a Request for Proposals to farmers on the Left Bank of the Scheldt, with the goal of stimulating nature-inclusive agriculture
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ArticleMay a stark contrast for Port of LA
In the past month, the Port of LA moved nearly 30 per cent fewer TEUs than its record-setting May 2019
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ArticleMaersk's AE19 service "picking up pace"
Ocean-rail service will now be provided fortnightly both export from Asia to Europe and return from Europe to Asia
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ArticleCMA CGM shows 'resilience'
Despite difficulties associated with Covid-19, shipping group saw 'contained decrease' in revenue and EBITDA growth