Maersk’s plan for cold chain transparency

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May 26, 2017

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China plans cold chain regime for food logistics as spoilage limits volumes – The Loadstar

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theloadstar.co.uk – China is to actover concerns of inadequate cold chain infrastructure for food logistics. Just 20% of perishables transported within the country move in refrigerated conditions, and spoilage is up t…

MOL bolsters reefer container fleet

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www.americanshipper.com – Japanese ocean carrier Mitsui O.SK. Lines (MOL) has purchased of 2,200 new refrigerated containers. The order, completed in March, consists of 2,000 40-foot (FEU) and 200 20-foot (TEU) reefer c…

Hapag-Lloyd ends free gensets for US reefer shippers

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transport.newsmovingmarkets.com – The decision to stop offering free gensets fits into a larger trend of actions by container lines. Hapag-Lloyd has told US customers that it will no longer provide gensets for free to customers shi…

Maersk to launch ‘unique cold-chain transparency’ in Q3 – Lloyd’s Loading List

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www.lloydsloadinglist.com – Maersk Line is to target ‘premium perishables’ and pharma customers that need greater visibility on shipment status when it begins making advanced monitoring data available to customers from the th…

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