What is intermodal transport? Intermodal transport is the movement of goods or passengers from one mode of transport to another, usually by transhipment at a specific terminal. In the image above, we can see that intermodality is divided into four main functions: Composition (first mile) Connection (transfer) Interchange Decomposition (last mile) How did intermodal transport
Citrus fruit transport in Europe is entering its most intense phase of the year due to the start of varieties such as the Navelina orange and the Nules clementine. In addition to primofiori lemons, grapefruit and pomegranate, which have been fully harvested and are gradually being shipped to European markets. The most important German media
After the complexity suffered due to the pandemic caused by COVID-19, the fruit and vegetable sector was in luck thanks to Madrid and its Fruit Attraction fair. The congress was a complete success: more than 95,000 professional participants, more than 140 countries present, and a great range of companies from the entire supply chain. Antonio
The pomegranate is an infructescence fruit of a tree called pomegranate tree that grows up to five metres high of the Punicaceae family. Its habitat extends from Iran to the Himalayas. It spread through East Asia via tropical Africa; then, it was introduced by settlers in South America and Australia by the fifteenth century. Nowadays,
Nowadays, although there has indeed been an impasse in the last two years due to the pandemic, coworking has been one of the hot topics in the business world since the famous coworking spaces began to explode in the USA, Asia and finally in Europe at the end of the first decade of the twenty-first
For some months now, we have heard a lot about the rising cost of certain materials, price increases due to the shortage of certain raw materials and their transport. How does the shortage of materials affect us as freight forwarders? We are approaching dates where the delivery of new assets is ubiquitous due to the
