How many more government U-turns on import checks?
2024-01-26 19:00
The logistics sector is once again reeling following the unexpected announcement on Wednesday that a broad range of European fruit and vegetables is to be recategorised from low risk to medium risk – thus necessitating physical inspections at UK border posts.
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Comment: Now is the time to unite for impact
2024-01-26 16:00
Cast your mind back just three years, and you can only conclude that the level of uncertainty in the world is increasing. It’s war-related. It’s climate-related. It’s water-related. It’s health-related. Politically, we appear to be shifting further and further toward the right, not just
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UNCTAD expresses concerns over escalating global trade disruption
2024-01-26 16:00
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has expressed ”profound concerns” over the escalating disruptions in global trade.
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As global uncertainty rises, now’s the time to unite for impact
2024-01-26 16:00
Cast your mind back just three years, and you can only conclude that the level of uncertainty in the world is increasing. It’s war-related. It’s climate-related. It’s water-related. It’s health-related. Politically, we appear to be shifting further and further toward the right, not just
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Eurofruit Fruit Logistica Edition - Part I out now
2024-01-26 13:00
Eurofruit’s Fruit Logistica Edition · Part I is out now. As the fresh produce business prepares for next month’s Fruit Logistica, the magazine takes a deep dive into some of the game-changing new technologies being showcased in Berlin that will shape the future of the business.
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L'Insalata dell'Orto, we focus on supply chain control and zero residue #vocidellortofrutta
2024-01-26 00:00
From its participation in Marca to Fruit Logistica, L'Insalata dell'Orto is presenting and launching several new products. Sara Menin, project & development manager of the Veneto-based company, tells us about them. Let's start with Marca, what feedback has been received and how the new proposals have been evaluated
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Water cuts in Algarve threaten massive fruit production loss
2024-01-26 00:00
The Algarve Commission for Hydrographic Sustainability has issued a warning about potential water cuts in Portugal's Algarve region, which could severely impact agricultural production. These restrictions, aimed at conserving water amidst a regional drought, could result in a loss of 95,000 tons
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Assosementi, satisfied with the vote on the Tea Regulation
2024-01-26 00:00
Assosementexpressed satisfaction with the Environment Commission's vote on the TEA Regulation (click here to read more).
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Maersk expands services in India and the Middle East
2024-01-26 00:00
Maersk, a Danish shipping giant, is intensifying its operations in the Indian subcontinent and Middle East to address challenges in the Red Sea and Suez Canal areas. The company plans to launch a weekly service from Chennai and introduce a new Arabian Sea service.
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'There needs to be a balance in investments that are made in rail and road infrastructure'
2024-01-26 00:00
With South Africa deepening its efforts towards shifting freight from road to rail, the Department of Transport (DOT) Freight Logistics Specialist, Mihlali Gqada, says there needs to be a balance in investments that are made in rail and road infrastructure. Addressing the colloquium on the
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"Now that we've blazed a trail, we're ready for the next step"
2024-01-26 00:00
In the Netherlands, Chainn began more than five years ago with the goal of making the supply chain transparent, traceable, and efficient. "We're growing by double digits annually, growing tremendously in 2023. We have now moved beyond the pioneering phase and are ready for the next step," begins
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French farmers' protests leave a 'black Friday' for exports
2024-01-26 00:00
Protests by French farmers are escalating and leaving a "black Friday", as already anticipated by the French trade unions. In addition to blocking roads such as the A-9 on the Catalan-French border and slowing down traffic, they are preventing access to logistics warehouses and
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Peak in Rwandan avocado exports coincides with Red Sea crisis
2024-01-26 00:00
Rwanda's avocado season will continue until April, with peaks in volumes between the end of December and end of March. The peak in exports coincides with the crisis in the Red Sea, which concerns exporters.
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"Attacks on commercial ships have created a lot of confusion, panic and lot of stress"
2024-01-26 00:00
The disruption to shipping from Europe to Asia is a real problem for Polish apple growers. Aniruddh Ramesh, director of Polish apple exporter LVMG Grupa, explains: “There has been a lot of disruption to trade outside the EU, especially to markets in the Middle East, India and the Far East, due
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AECOC calls for urgent measures to deal with the effects of agricultural protests in France
2024-01-26 00:00
AECOC, the main association of transport user companies from different professional sectors (food and beverage, drugstore and perfumery, hardware and DIY, consumer technology goods, textile...) has asked the Spanish government to urge the French government to
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Primaflor strengthens its commitment to sustainability via packaging
2024-01-26 00:00
People are becoming increasingly aware of the need to care for the planet and the environment. The European plastics strategy states that by 2030 all packaging placed on the EU market should be recyclable, recycled or compostable.
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"Much of Belgium's produce stays in Europe or is distributed globally via the Netherlands"
2024-01-26 00:00
Elite Fresh Trade opened its doors this year. With this newly established Belgian company, CEO Tuncer Akarca wants to specialize in exporting high-quality local products via air and sea freight. "The quality of Belgian fruit and vegetables is known worldwide, but often, there's a lack of
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Is the future of food in the hands of Artificial Intelligence?
2024-01-26 00:00
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the present and future of the food industry in several areas: from the implementation of robot chefs for use in catering, to more accurate supply chain traceability and increased food safety. Undoubtedly
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The high temperatures driven by El Niño are posing a major challenge for Peru’s blueberry industry this season. This circumstance, together with other factors such as water quality or excessive radiation, means that genetic innovation is a key alternative to face this new and complicated
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And with its professional peeling principle, it ensures perfect peeling results for green and white asparagus - with an individually defined cutting pattern depending on the thickness of the asparagus. It is perfectly suited for use in food retail, because with its integrated compressor and water tanks it requires
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