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Break through to the other side

AI could help fashion logistics break the constraints that have long held it, says Stuart Higgins. But while the technology is exciting, Stuart also urges caution.

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Party marks innovation landmark

Combilift celebrated 25 years of manufacturing with a sumptuous dinner I was privileged to attend, and also marked the occasion with the release of a range of new products.

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Excelling in a rewarding career

Everywoman Award finalist Hayley Deas emphasises the variety of tasks in warehouse management, making it an endlessly exciting role. Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy reports.

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Growth and success

2023 has seen continued growth and success for the Association of Loading and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM).

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Robotics – what next?

With robotics and automation on a trajectory of growth in intralogistics, the need for interoperability of solutions from different vendors is pressing, argues Dave Berridge.

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Plan for the future

After the unpredictability of the past few years, the UK’s cold chain professionals have been afforded a little more opportunity to plan for the future over the course of 2023, says Tom Southall.

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Why accreditation matters

Thorough Examination accrediting body CFTS reveals why a nationally agreed testing framework is so important and 12 reasons why accreditation is vital in maintaining standards.

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A political approach

Ross Moloney explains why it is important to engage with legislators to help them understand the role of lifting in key sectors like logistics and how to improve safe practice.

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A leading voice

As a leading voice within the storage industry, SEMA believes it is possible, with the correct advice, to safely improve your storage capacity, and grow your business while avoiding unnecessary overheads. 

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2024: The Year of Warehousing

2024 will mark the 80th anniversary of UK Warehousing Association (UKWA), since its inception as the National Association of Inland Warehouse Keepers, in 1944.

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Fight your corner

We have a vicious circle. Logistics is not viewed as attractive by many job seekers but until we ensure that the logistics sector is paying everyone fairly, we’re unlikely to appeal to a diverse workforce, says Kirsten Tisdale.

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