The Clean Cargo Working Group comprises members of BSR (Business for Social Responsibility) and works to promote sustainable product transport.The group initially concentrated on ocean freight but has widened its scope to include all modes of transport. Members of the group include shippers, carriers and freight forwarders.
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Rail freight Finland – China
A logistics operator in Finland is now offering a weekly rail service to carry refrigerated containers from Narvik and Helsinki to Hefei and Chongqing in China. The journey time of 11 to 14 days. One train can carry 40 45’ ...Read More
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Irish brown crab exports to China affected by testing
Ireland’s crab export trade with China has reduced because of cadmium testing now demanded by Chinese authorities. The extra time involved in testing before export paperwork has made live shipments to China increasingly difficult for Irish exporters, according to Ireland’s ...Read More
Exports from Greece sustained during Covid
Industry and exports from Greece have shown significant resilience during the Covid-19 crisis. Industrial production gradually recovered after a 10 pct drop recorded in April. Industrial performance was better compared with that of the Eurozone. Greek exports began improving from ...Read More
Tea imports to Pakistan increase
Tea imports to Pakistan saw an increase of 34.77 per cent during the first two months of the current financial year compared to the same period of last year. In terms of quantity, the tea imports increased by 48.88 per ...Read More
