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News Analysis28th January 2021

Cold chain compliance: time to take a stand on compressor technology

Edinburgh, Scotland: The refrigeration industry is being urged to draw a ‘line in the sand’ on legacy compressor technologies in order to truly embrace refrigerants with a low global warming potential. The warning, from Vert Technologies, focuses on the need for refrigeration OEMs and design engineers to consider compressor technology optimised to operate with natural, …

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Viewpoint28th January 2021

Hauliers switch to unaccompanied freight on ferries

Portsmouth, UK: A growing number of haulage companies are shipping goods using unaccompanied trailers, says Brittany Ferries. It says demand is rising, and the ports it serves on the western Channel in France and the UK are best set-up to receive these driverless loads. Brittany Ferries believes more companies will look west in the months …

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News Digest28th January 2021

Maersk expands cold chain services for fresh fruit to Russia

Mersin, Turkey: Maersk is expanding its cold chain services for fresh fruit from the Black Sea and the Mediterranean to Central Russia. The service combines existing short sea and deep-sea connections from Turkey, Egypt and Israel to the port of Novorossiysk with the regular intermodal service between Novorossiysk and Moscow. In December last year the …

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News Digest28th January 2021

Carrier boosts TripLink container monitoring

Singapore: Carrier Transicold’s TripLink refrigerated container monitor can now integrate with vessel-based wireless networks for improved shipboard cargo visibility. “Our latest software update significantly expands the current suite of monitoring and control capabilities of the TripLink platform,” said Willy Yeo, director of marketing, Global Container Refrigeration, Carrier Transicold. Refrigeration unit performance can be monitored with live …

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News Digest28th January 2021

Luca Quaresima of NewCold takes 2020 Global NextGen Award

Arlington, Virginia, USA: Luca Quaresima of NewCold Advanced Cold Logistics has been awarded the 2020 Global NextGen Award from the Global Cold Chain Alliance. In the five years of the award’s history, Luca is the first recipient from Europe. The Global NextGen Award recognizes outstanding young professionals in the world’s cold chain industry. “The Global …

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27th January 2021

Reed Boardall installs bio-liquified natural gas refuelling station

Boroughbridge, UK: Reed Boardall says the environmental benefits of running its heavy truck fleet on a renewable fuel was the key driver in opening its first bio-liquified natural gas refuelling station. Owned and operated by Gasrec, the scalable, skid-mounted station has been designed by Liqal and installed at the Reed’s Boroughbridge site to fuel an …

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News Digest26th January 2021

DFDS acquires HSF Logistics

Copenhagen, Denmark: DFDS has acquired cold chain logistics company HSF Logistics Group, which provides temperature-controlled services to meat and other food producers. The move is expected expand DFDS’ cold chain business to become one of the largest providers in Northern Europe. The group operates four brands with HSF Logistics being a market leader in the …

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26th January 2021

Logistics industry raises Brexit concerns with government

London, UK: Logistics UK has held a meeting with key members of government to raise issues affecting those moving goods and services between GB and Northern Ireland. Three weeks after the end of the Brexit transition period, Logistics UK chief executive David Wells met Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (CDL), Michael Gove MP, NI …

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22nd January 2021

Drivers face fines for entering Kent without Covid test

London, UK: The government plans fines for trucks drivers entering Kent without a Covid-19 test. The decision has been criticised by Logistics UK. Elizabeth de Jong, policy director, Logistics UK, said the measures place unfair costs on the individuals working hard to keep the economy stocked with the goods and services it needs.  “While we …

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22nd January 2021

Asset Alliance funds JHP Transport fleet upgrade

Sandilands, Lanarkshire, Scotland: Asset Alliance Group has supplied JHP Transport with ten new Daf XF 530 tractors. Five of the trucks are replacements for older models previously provided by Asset Alliance, and five are new additions to the fleet. All ten will be in operation seven days a week, handling scheduled, long-distance refrigerated haulage work …

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Viewpoint22nd January 2021

Brexit and bureaucracy

Global Cold Chain News opinion Much is being made of reducing burdensome red tape now that we have left the EU. It was an argument made repeatedly during the Brexit debate that European-driven rules and regulations suffocated enterprise and prosperity. Brexit would see Britain cast off the bureaucratic shackles as soon as possible. Kwasi Kwarteng, …

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22nd January 2021

More Brexit red tape – ENS/ICS safety and security declarations

London, UK: A Safety and Security declaration is a mandatory requirement from 1 January 2021 for vehicles leaving the GB, and from 1 July, for vehicles arriving to the UK. It is a separate process from an export / import declaration and is wholly the haulier or carrier’s responsibility to complete. Failure to complete a …

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