
Lineage Logistics expands Charleston cold storage capacity
Lineage Logistics, the world’s largest temperature-controlled industrial REIT and logistics solutions provider, expands its Charleston cold storage capacity.
New operational procedures, inspections and bureaucracy required amount to approximately 400 Euros per truck as EU exporters struggle to adapt.
The EU exports over 3.2 million tons of fresh fruit and vegetables to the UK yearly, representing 40 percent of the UK’s internal demand. The staged introduction of UK controls is also helping the sector to adapt to new border customs and phytosanitary checks. So far this has prevented the “worst-case scenario’ of chaos and long lines at the EU-UK border affecting the quality of perishable trade. However, the sector is already facing significant additional costs through the need for new operational procedures, inspections and bureaucracy.
Source: FPC Freshtalk Daily
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Lineage Logistics, the world’s largest temperature-controlled industrial REIT and logistics solutions provider, expands its Charleston cold storage capacity.
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