The Cool Logistics newsroom brings you the latest media releases, news and reports about the conference and the business of cool logistics and transport for global perishable supply chains.
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19/10/2009 - This year has seen an unprecedented surge in reefer container breakdowns and perishable shipment failures, a logistics executive told the Cool Logistics Hamburg conference. More>> |
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19/10/2009 - Shippers of ocean reefer containers look set to be hit by a double-whammy of rising costs over the next year. Industry sources expect rising volumes and anticipated capacity/equipment shortages to help shipping lines push up rates. More>> |
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19/10/2009 - Global reefer trade could be heading for a capacity crunch next year and it may even turn into a perfect storm. That was the warning voiced by speakers at the recent Cool Logistics 09 Conference. "For next year, we see what we would label a perfect storm - but nobody knows it yet," said Thomas Eskesen, global head of reefer management for Maersk Line. More>> |
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06/10/09 - Zu langsame Luftfracht, immer mehr technische Fehler auf Kuehlschiffen und der Mangel an Reefer-Containern - das waren die Aufreger bei der Cool Logistics 09 vorige Woche in Hamburg. More>> |
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02/10/2009 - At least that was the bold statement issued by Ben Hackett, the principal of Hackett Associates, in his key note address at the Cool Logistics conference held in Hamburg earlier this week. More>> |
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02/10/2009 - Frank Ganse, the global director of reefer logistics and perishable cargo at Kuhne & Nagel (K&N), has alluded to standards as slipping in the global maritime reefer business. More>> |
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01/10/2009 - One of the overriding concerns addressed by speakers at the recent Cool Logistics conference was a looming crisis in reefer equipment. This problem could manifest itself as early as next year. More>> |
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