Ocean freight is making waves, but all is not lost for air in the perishables arena

13/10/2015

Improved reefer technology, in addition to lower emissions, is triggering a more concerted shift to sea freight by perishables shippers, revealed Kuehne + Nagel last week.

Noting that temperature fluctuations in air freight were far greater than in sea freight, Natasha Solano, global business development manager ...

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