Daily Archives: 21/09/2021

A first for Port of Antwerp

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Bronze sponsor the Port of Antwerp updates on its GDP guidelines

Photo courtesy of the Port of Antwerp

Ahead of Cool Logistics Global 2021, taking place online 19 – 21 October, news from our Bronze sponsor the Port of Antwerp.

Life sciences and Healthcare products require specific handling during distribution, which is laid down in the GDP (Good Distribution Practice) guidelines. Port of Antwerp has translated this for a maritime setting, making it the first port in the world to operate under the standard of the European GDP rules throughout the logistics chain.

To hear more from Port of Antwerp, book today for Cool Logistics Global 2021 here

Source: Port of Antwerp

New Finnish website launched to link global fresh produce buyers

Global trade database that will be turned into a marketplace to improve the supply chain

Trailers and bodies – low carbon reefer challenges

Trailers and bodies – low carbon reefer challenges : low- and no-carbon emissions strategies are challenging reefer trailer design

Inland ports offer cold chain efficiencies

Growing focus on improving supply chain efficiencies

Can agritech really transform the future of food?

Feeding the world is getting more difficult

Automation: a response to challenges in the cold chain

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Gold sponsor Lineage Logistics discuss how automation is a response to challenges in the cold chain

Ahead of Cool Logistics Global 2021, taking place online 19 – 21 October, the team at event Gold sponsor Lineage Logistics discuss how automation is a response to the challenges facing today’s cold chain. Today’s cold chain economy is under greater pressure than at any other time in our history.

The pandemic injected volatility and accelerated the already-present need for change in our operations. The food supply chain industry rose to the occasion, working through restrictions and navigating disruptions to continuously ensure food gets to consumers around the world, safely and efficiently. As the sector is starting to look to the future, one solution to many challenges is to increase the automation and digitalisation of the industry.

Source: Lineage Logistics

New Finnish website launched to link global fresh produce buyers

Global trade database that will be turned into a marketplace to improve the supply chain

Trailers and bodies – low carbon reefer challenges

Trailers and bodies – low carbon reefer challenges : low- and no-carbon emissions strategies are challenging reefer trailer design

Inland ports offer cold chain efficiencies

Growing focus on improving supply chain efficiencies

Can agritech really transform the future of food?

Feeding the world is getting more difficult

Going bananas about AI

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Hans-Willem van der Waal of Agro Fair speaks to Cool Logistics about post-harvest digital innovation for organic bananas

Photo by Jeremy Bezanger on Unsplash

Going bananas about AI for fresh produce. Ahead of Cool Logistics Global 2021, taking place online 19 – 21 October, the Cool Logistics team speaks to Hans-Willem van der Waal of Agro Fair about post-harvest digital innovation for shipments of organic banana. To hear directly from Hans-Willem on this subject, book your place today for Cool Logistics Global 2021 here

Source: Rachael White on LinkedIn

New Finnish website launched to link global fresh produce buyers

Global trade database that will be turned into a marketplace to improve the supply chain

Trailers and bodies – low carbon reefer challenges

Trailers and bodies – low carbon reefer challenges : low- and no-carbon emissions strategies are challenging reefer trailer design

Inland ports offer cold chain efficiencies

Growing focus on improving supply chain efficiencies

Can agritech really transform the future of food?

Feeding the world is getting more difficult

Cool News and Views – September

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Special Cool Logistics Global 2021
event edition

With two weeks to go to the 13th Cool Logistics Global – now the only international event this year for the perishables trade, cold chain and reefer shipping community – we are excited to share our special conference newsletter with you. Full of news from our sponsors as well as our top industry news picks, we are sure you’ll find it a good read.

Still not booked your place for our online event? Join your fellow professionals from 19 – 21 October at Cool Logistics Global 2021. Just £199 for 3 days of expert insight, debate, discussion and more from our outstanding line up of speakers and panelists. Book here today .

The Cool Logistics team is looking forward to welcoming you back: with record shipper and cargo interest in our event, it is the trade gathering you can’t afford to miss in 2021.

Rachael White, Managing Director, Cool Logistics