Members of the committee will help strengthen the cold chain in South Africa through risk management and strategic level discussion.Read More »GCCA South Africa establishes risk management committee
One note is on energy recovery in mechanical ventilation systems and the other one on air-to-air energy recovery equipment.Read More »IIR publishes two new IIR informatory notes on energy recovery
The City of Cape Town’s Climate Change Strategy is now available online as a digital publication on the City’s website. Based on public input, a focus area of ecosystem health and human health and wellbeing was included in the final strategy. The City’s vision is to help make Cape Town a climate resilient, resource efficient, and carbon neutral city that enables inclusive economic development and healthy, thriving communities and ecosystems. Read More »City of Cape Town‘s new climate change strategy finalised
Improved speed to market, predictability and flexibility to customers’ supply chains form the backbone of the rejig that includes introduction of new services ME4, ME7 and FI4 amongst other changes.Read More »Maersk to redesign ocean network in West and Central Asia
The Supervisory Board of BITZER SE has appointed Christian Wehrle, long-standing member of the executive board and chief operations officer, as chairman of the executive board with immediate effect. At the same time Rainer Große-Kracht, member of the executive board and chief technology officer, was appointed vice chairman of the executive board.Read More »Supervisory Board appoints Christian Wehrle as Bitzer CEO
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released their latest data for global air cargo markets, showing that demand continued its strong growth trend.Read More »Air cargo demand continues to increase
Uncertainty remains in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal provice. Problems, particularly those affecting citrus growers, are far from resolved.Read More »KZN unrest far from resolved for producers and exporters
The Temporary Employment Services (TES) sector has proven once again to be an important measurement of the health of the economy. Contraction and expansion of the sector is a leading indicator of the state of the labour market, with TES workers typically the first to be laid off when demand for goods and services drop and the subsequent increase in the number of TES workers, often the first sign of economic recovery. As with so many labour market changes, South Africa is closely aligned to international trends.Read More »TES sector important economic health indicator
The global cold storage construction market is set to reach USD23-billion by 2026 on the back of a surge in online shopping and grocery sales that has led to a boom in the global demand for cold storage space.Read More »Global cold storage sector is hotter than ever
Speed limits as low as 30km/h are likely to become commonplace in cities around the world if the recommendations of a road-safety Academic Experts Group (AEG) are adopted. Read More »Get ready for reduced city speed limits