productLand investment drives growth for SME
STEVE ELLIS, founder and managing director of Prestige Distribution in Horsham, bought a nine-acre plot of land for a new office and 300 pallet warehouse.
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productNot a single lost pallet
It is reported that Pallet-Track has moved 10 million pallets through its Wolverhampton hub in less than a decade – without losing a single pallet.
blogCash cow for councils?
Councils in England made a profit, or generated a surplus if you prefer, of over half a billion pounds in 2011/12 from parking penalties.
productInnovative warehouse extension
Pallet-Track has invested £1.5 million in an innovative new canopy-style extension to its Wolverhampton head office and distribution centre in order to increase capacity and drive more business through the hub.
productEuropean consignments
Leading logistics business, Pallet-Track, has made company history by opening up its delivery service to 56 countries for the first time after servicing the UK exclusively for the last 10 years. This means the 80 members of the Wolverhampton-based Pallet-Track network are now able to move their consignments into Europe after a partnership deal was signed with international supply chain specialists Hellmann Worldwide Logistics UK
productAbbey joins Pallet-Track
Liverpool-based Abbey Logistics, a specialist in ‘green’ supply chain solutions, is the latest member to join the expanding Pallet-Track distribution network.
productAztek Logistics becomes second Pallet-Track member to secure FORS Gold
Aztek Logistics has become the second member of the Pallet-Track network to receive the coveted FORS Gold standard for going the extra mile to support safety in and around the Capital.
productEXPANDING UK SHUTTLE JOINS PALLET-TRACK NETWORK
EXPANDING UK SHUTTLE JOINS PALLET-TRACK NETWORK…
blogIf you’re not Big Daddy, forget it… or how online retail is a lot like wrestling
For me, the most interesting conclusion of the latest LCP Consulting Omni-channel Retail report – The Omni-channel Journey – focuses on the gap opening up between pioneers and followers in Omni-channel Retail, which could make very troubling reading for retail executives who looked at the online investments taken by the likes of John Lewis a few years ago and decided to wait and see what happened.
