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Joining forces

One of the UK’s leading producers and suppliers of quality pet food, GA Pet Food Partners (GA), has joined forces with specialist fast-action door suppliers and an automated vehicle manufacturer to meet a growing demand from customers around the world.

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Cost-benefit analysis

Construction products supplier Artex has implemented Indigo iWMS with voice enabled picking to allow for more complex orders without escalating costs in the warehouse.

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Lynas Food Service invests in VNA

Jungheinrich UK is helping to support the expansion of the largest family-operated Foodservice Company in Ireland, Lynas Food Service, through the deployment of a range of intelligent materials handling equipment across several sites.

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Precision handling

It’s almost one year since Linde Material Handling launched its new generation of IC counterbalance trucks – dubbed a future ‘Swiss Army Knife’ for intralogistics.

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Great leap forward

The new Urban Outfitters distribution centre will support growth and enable smart order fulfilment system for automated split case picking with the deployment of FlashPick by TGW.

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Home safe, every day

Most of us who have worked in warehouses for a long time have seen a lot of examples of bad forklift practice. Some are slightly dangerous, and some are extremely dangerous, but all of them should be avoided. Safety author Jerry Rudd gives a list of dos and don’ts to ensure your operators go home safe, every day.

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Worker safety first

A manufacturer has implemented technology from ELOKON to boost the safety of pedestrians working in close proximity to forklifts.

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Coming to terms with post-Brexit changes

The past year presented an endless torrent of obstacles for British businesses. The implementation of Brexit, coupled with the economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic, have caused major disruption for many companies, says Atul Bhakta. But he sees some signs for hope.

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Orchestrating harmony

In the wake of Covid-19, an increasing number of logistics professionals are considering new automation technologies in warehouses to improve efficiency and respond to market demands. However, improving control of existing systems is just as important, says Stephen Hayes.

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