All Transport & Logistics articles – Page 86
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ArticleRSA shutdown sparks questions
More clarity of the effect of national Covid-19 emergency on country's fruit industry is expected soon
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ArticleBusiness as usual for Australian industry
Government guarantees food production and supply won’t be impacted by measures in place to prevent spread of Covid-19
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ArticleKeeping you informed
The situation is serious. And at Fruitnet we’re taking it very seriously indeed
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ArticleAirfreight rates rise as capacity shrinks
Airfreight rates are rising as global cargo capacity becomes more constricted, the sector reports
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ArticleDel Monte offers "uninterrupted supply"
President Youssef Zakharia says company members remain committed to supplying fresh produce amid Covid-19 pandemic
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ArticleSouth Africa in lockdown
The country enters three-week lockdown as Covid-19 continues to spread
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ArticleCoronavirus lockdown hits shipping sector
Lockdown in the US, EU and UK to slow the spread of coronavirus will curb shipping demand, reports JOC.com
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ArticleAviation shutdown hits Indian exports
With airlines reducing flights due to the coronavirus, Indian fresh produce exports are suffering
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ArticleCoronavirus: major concern over lack of pickers
As coronavirus cases in Europe and North America keep rising, questions are asked about growers' ability to harvest
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ArticleGovernments must save airlines
The global air industry needs emergency government funding to survive and help the world recover from coronavirus, says IATA
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ArticleRiverford halts orders as demand surges
Surge in bulk buying resulting from coronavirus self-isolation, puts "huge strain" on deliveries, but plenty of fruit of veg to go round
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ArticleKeep services flowing, says FEFPEB
Organisation calls on governments to help ensure wooden packaging and pallets remain freely available throughout Coronavirus outbreak
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ArticlePiqa Boo set for global commercial launch
New Zealand-grown fruit will be available to consumers worldwide from 13 April
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ArticleAntwerp remains open, says taskforce
The first meeting of the Port of Antwerp Covid-19 Taskforce confirms it is considered an essential national infrastructure
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AnalysisAnalysis: Spain rises to coronavirus challenge
In the first of a series of reports from the frontline, Paco Borrás analyses the industry’s response to the crisis so far
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ArticleMaersk: Coronavirus impact "humbling"
Vincent Clerc says the logistics giant is finding solutions to keep global trade running "as much as physically possible"
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ArticleFMCG goods 'need wooden pallets'
Timber Packaging and Pallet Confederation releases statement in response to the Covid-19 outbreak
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Article"Keeping cargo flowing will save lives"
The IATA is urging governments around the world to keep the air cargo industry flying in order to help fight coronavirus
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ArticleItalian firms rise to coronavirus challenge
Producers and exporters are having to contend with dramatic spikes in demand and major logistical headaches
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ArticlePML operating full service despite coronavirus
Logistics firm says it is working tirelessly to identify new channels and transport solutions as well as adopting stringent hygiene measures