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Collateral damage…

Could the development of last mile, small and midbox warehousing become collateral damage at the ballot box? Liza Helps reports.

Perks are great but working conditions are key

In recent years, the fulfilment industry has faced significant scrutiny over its workplace practices, particularly concerning the mental health and overall wellbeing of its employees, says Zihana Jaleel.

Why you should consider impact barriers and bollards for your warehouse

Discover why impact barriers and bollards are essential for warehouse safety and efficiency. Learn how they protect assets, prevent accidents, and enhance operations.

The hidden costs of delaying warehouse automation decisions

Warehouse automation introduces efficiencies that enable organisations to increase productivity, respond faster to orders, and maximise storage density. However, securing the capital required for these initiatives remains a hurdle some organisations struggle to overcome. Part of the challenge may be that these organisations fail to fully consider the hidden costs of maintaining manual processes.

Next deploys sorters to fulfil next-day deliveries

The leading retailer has deployed an AutoPocket sortation solution from KNAPP to help it fulfil next-day deliveries from its new distribution centre in South Elmsall, Yorkshire.

Get clued up on warehouse transformation – next week

Check out a wealth of expert speakers and 50+ innovative exhibitors at the upcoming Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event at the Coventry CBS Arena on 20 June. The conference provides the keys to understanding the seismic shifts in our sector.

Expanded paper packaging options for heavy cushioning applications

SEE has expanded its Sealed Air brand ProPad paper cushioning system with the launch of its new ProPad Coiler to meet customer demands for sustainability and automation.

Suppliers respond to call for flexibility

The LogiMAT event, held in Stuttgart in March, brought the cream of the world’s intralogistics suppliers together for an extravaganza of astonishing new technology. Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy reports.

Tackling uncertainty with AI

Uncertainty poses huge challenges for intralogistics. Siegfried Zwing explains how AI can help companies deal with the unexpected.

Entering a vibrant market

Q&A with Patrik Olsson, chief operating officer, Consafe Logistics.

Horizontal v vertical: six factors to consider when expanding capacity

Warehouses and distribution centres need to stay agile and offer a wide variety of products to keep up with changing customer demands.

Netto’s strategic partnership with Cimcorp

TO OPTIMISE processes at its logistics centre in Coswig and make its supply chain fit for the future, Netto has partnered with automated solutions provider, Cimcorp.

With labelling less is more

Manufacturer effectively tackles the problem of excessive production of labels.

Make sense of the mezz

Being able to supply the right information is key to achieving the best mezzanine design and getting an accurate quotation for your project, explains Geoff Green.

MHE instructor course to launch

RTITB will introduce a revamped Materials Handling Equipment Instructor course from 3 June 2024.

Southgate Global explores the key benefits of supplier consolidation

Supplier fragmentation is fast becoming an increasing challenge for organisations of all sizes, from global corporations to single-site operators. Many are growing tired of wrestling with maintaining detailed records in the ERP on thousands of suppliers supplying similar goods in the same categories.