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Farm to fork

Cold chain “sins” mostly occur during the last mile

Cool News and Views October 2022, Home Page News, Industry News
Andy Connell, logistics and cold chain consultant and Cool Logistics Global contributor discusses the last mile in cold chain logistics
Farm to fork

After twenty years of fine-tooth combing the cold chain for weak links and fixing them, working with fruit exporters from Ecuador, Chile, Ghana, Mozambique and South Africa, Andy Connell, logistics and cold chain consultant and contributor to Cool Logistics Global conferences, maintains that it’s time for receivers and retailers to do their bit. 

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Refrigeration: Challenges and innovations in the UK cold chain

Cool Logistics Global 2022, Cool News and Views September early 2022, Home Page News, Industry News
From energy price hikes to the pressing need to decarbonise the food and drink supply chain, many issues impact the UK cold chain

From energy price hikes to the pressing need to decarbonise the food and drink supply chain, we explore some of the issues impacting the operation and innovations in refrigeration and the UK cold chain.

Cool Logistics Global is delighted to announce that we will welcome Shane Brennan of the UK Cold Chain Federation to Cool Logistics Global conference, 20-22 September 2022. Bookings and info here. 

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Lineage Logistics acquires three Benelux operators

Cool Industry News, Home Page News, Industry News, January 2022 newsletter
Van Tuyl Logistics, H&S Coldstores and Frigocare acquired

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Lineage Logistics continues its programme of acquisitions. Three Benelux operators – Van Tuyl Logistics, H&S Coldstores and Frigocare have been purchased.

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Lineage Logistics’ never-ending pursuit of sustainability in the cold chain

Cool Logistics November newsletter bottom story, Home Page News, Industry News
Cool Logistics Global 2021 Gold Sponsor Lineage Logistics provides insight into its push for sustainable innovation
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Energy efficiency and sustainability are no longer buzzwords but a main priority for all players in the cold chain. As an industry leader, Lineage has been at the forefront of providing solutions to any issues facing the cold chain. We’ve been ahead of global sustainability concerns for years, but socioeconomic factors outside the cold chain sphere have forced all of us to double down on our efforts. Looking forward, we will leave no stone unturned in our pursuit of creating efficiencies throughout the cold chain.

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A sustainable cold chain

August newsletter, Home Page News, Industry News
A sustainable cold chain
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Developing countries are being provided with models to develop sustainable cold chains. A sustainable cold chain will reduce food loss and waste. The Cold Chain Database and Modelling initiative has been launched by the Global Food Cold Chain Council (GFCCC) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) OzonAction. 

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Cold chain market outlook

Industry News, July newsletter
Cold chain market outlook
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Cold chain market outlook. Reportlinker.com estimates growth of 12.93% in 2021. Increased demand from the pharmaceutical and processed food sectors have influenced growth. The cold chain market is expected to reach $344.51 billion in 2025. This is at a CAGR of 9.49%. 

Important to note that global reefer trade reduced to 0.4% in 2020. Industry experts Drewry expect seaborne reefer traffic to grow at an average rate of 4% after 2021. 

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