A-Gas has put forward its ideas to improve the current working of the F-Gas directive, plus a suggested link through to the recently announced European Green Deal.
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The pandemic has resulted in many changes around the world… Read More »New Study Reveals Major Global Increase In Fruit And Veg Intake
When the Covid-19 pandemic began, not much was known about… Read More »Global food safety agencies re-affirm no Covid transmission risk through food supply chains
In response to the public consultation on the F-gas Regulation, EFCTC commented… Read More »EFCTC responds in the public consultation on the review of the EU F-GAS regulation
The need for safe and sustainable cold chain technologies to preserve and protect the supply of food, medicine and vaccines around the world has never been greater. In support of this critical need, Carrier launched their Healthy, Safe, Sustainable Cold Chain Programme – designed to help customers meet rapidly evolving supply chain demands and make their cold chain activities more effective.
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Operations director at EIE Group, Chantell Malherbe, emphasises the need for the material handling and warehouse industry to reduce its carbon footprint, suggesting the future efficiencies of the industry lies in battery-powered equipment.
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Everidge has announced a technological advancement in blast chilling with the introduction of America’s first and most environmentally responsible commercial blast chiller.
Read More »International manufacturer introduces first R290 commercial blast chiller
Cryogenic gas supplier Air Liquide has acquired 80% of the capital of the French company Cryoconcept, a specialist in low temperature dilution refrigeration.
Read More »Air Liquide takes 80% stake in cryogenics business
Women have been the hardest hit by the coronavirus in the jobs sector and this economic devastation has now led to women seeking alternative modes of employment. Arnoux Maré, Managing Director of Innovative Learning Solutions encourages more women to consider the transport industry as an option.
Read More »Truck driving provides secure employment for women
The spread of the coronavirus is expected to cause major supply chain disruptions. At the epicentre of the outbreak, the port of Wuhan is closed after China imposed a ban on all ships entering. Other ports in China continue to operate, and carriers have issued advisories stating that they continue to deliver services to and inside China. Read More »Coronavirus causes panic in supply chain