Articles Tagged with ''import/export''

The only building that already had the refrigeration systems installed and ready to go was Building 1 at South Florida Logistics Center.

This strategic cooperation enables U.S. producers, wholesalers and associations to export fresh and prepared foods directly to Chinese consumers.

USCS plans an initial Phase One building of 6-8 million cubic feet with refrigerated and frozen storage and handling capabilities.

The USDA In-transit Cold Treatment Program allows direct import into southeastern U.S. ports of certain types of fruits and vegetables from South America, among other countries.

Colombia is said to be the third-largest economy in South America.

NorthPoint Forwarding brings together a group of commodity-driven individuals each with 20-plus years of experience creating value-added freight solutions with velocity tools to generate export documentation for rail, land, sea and air logistics.

Dairy producers also stand to benefit from economic trends in major export markets such as China.

Ports covered by Global Port Tracker handled 1.58 million 20-foot equivalent units in December 2016, the latest month for which after-the-fact numbers are available.