Many happy returns
Better returns and in-transit information is key to improving online delivery experiences, says IMRG.
Better returns and in-transit information is key to improving online delivery experiences, says IMRG.
The latest audit of SEMA Distributor Companies (SDCs) proves outstanding progress has been made since the process was initiated in 2014.
Automated systems streamlines the storage and handling of bar and tube to assist just-in-time operations.
Don’t miss Safer Logistics at The Health & Safety Event at the NEC Birmingham, which has now firmly established itself as the home of health and safety in the UK and takes place from April 10-12, 2018.
When choosing a new storage system, the three key criteria to look for are a safe working environment, accessibility to assets and minimising potential damage to products stored, says Jaap Vos, President of SEMA, the Storage Equipment Manufacturers’ Association.
A fleet of Mitsubishi fork lift trucks is helping one of the UK’s largest independent paper converters maintain a decade of consistent growth.
Catherine Hackett from Handling & Storage solutions speaks to UniCarriers sales director Chris Bates as the manufacturer revamps its counterbalance range.
Five steps to help move from traditional grocery retail to Omni-Channel model, suggests Mikko Kärkkäinen, CEO at Relex Solutions.
The demand for fast online delivery is changing the configuration of warehousing needed, says Steve Purvis, operations director at Bis Henderson Space.
Profits are under pressure for fashion retailers. Dr Manuel Davy, founder and CEO of Vekia asks if Artificial Intelligence holds the key to optimising markdowns and unlocking value in the supply chain.
Wholesaler poised to improve picking performance by 30% with expanded automated warehouse system from Witron.
Easypack has launched a high-speed void fill packaging system with new patented technology.
The Health & Safety Executive shared transport priorities with attendees at Delivering Safety First, this year’s Transport & Logistics Safety Forum Conference. HSS editor Simon Duddy reports.
A number of years ago, some ALEM members thought that the association should develop an NVQ Level 2 to meet the skills competence requirement of the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS).
The move allows Impact Handling to strengthen its UK operation, particularly in the Midlands.
CFTS Chairman Geoff Martin looks back on the scheme’s achievements in 2017 and reveals its plans for the years ahead.
Back in the 1980s the Batson family started a business in their home in Cheshire decorating T-shirts for the local souvenir market. As the business grew, substantial clothing brands started to come on board, and Ralawise is now a leading B2B dot-com supplier for a wide range of clothing across Europe with sales exceeding £100 million.
Retailers and brands cannot afford to become complacent about the strategic role that delivery plays in their eCommerce strategies according to new research.
For many UK firms with distribution facilities and delivery expectations to meet, the onset of winter can mean company loading bays are really put through their paces. Thorworld Industries recommends undertaking essential checks.
Bis Henderson Recruitment has released a white paper exploring human resources issues amid the growing use of automated solutions for efulfilment. HSS editor Simon Duddy pulls out a few key thoughts.