BREEAM Outstanding for Kloosterboer Cool Port

BREEAM Outstanding for Kloosterboer Cool Port
On this 25 June, Kloosterboer received the BREEAM-NL “Outstanding” handover certificate for the Kloosterboer Cool Port cold store in the Rotterdam Waalhaven with an 86.76% score. According to the 2014 […]
Wed 11/07/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Port of Oakland handles 36% more fresh cargo

Port of Oakland handles 36% more fresh cargo
The Port of Oakland is handling 36% more containers of fresh fruit and vegetables than in 2013, and the volumes are only set to grow. The number of containers has […]
Wed 02/05/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Port of Antwerp gears up to handle more perishables

Port of Antwerp gears up to handle more perishables
Europe’s second largest seaport, the Port of Antwerp, recorded a 7.5% rise in the volumes of refrigerated containers and perishable goods handled in 2017 (10 million tons). Thus continues the […]
Mon 19/02/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Shortage of US truck drivers to increase produce prices

Shortage of US truck drivers to increase produce prices
Each winter, the US relies on produce grown in Mexico to supply its stores, with over US$17 billion of agricultural goods crossing the border in 2016. One of the main […]
Mon 12/02/2018 by Richard Wilkinson

Rise of e-commerce means new logistics for perishables

Rise of e-commerce means new logistics for perishables
With consumers wanting their products faster and cheaper, the market for perishables is changing. To meet the higher expectations, retailers need to adapt their perishables logistics. Even potatoes are now […]
Mon 04/12/2017 by Richard Wilkinson

Seatrade modifies VSA

Seatrade modifies VSA
Seatrade, the world’s largest reefer vessel operator, has announced that the vessel-sharing agreement (VSA) announced in 2017 between itself and CMA CGM will not go ahead as was originally planned. […]
Tue 28/11/2017 by Richard Wilkinson

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