newsExtended cut off times driving business for THG
THG Fulfil says its 1am next-day delivery (NDD) offering is driving customer acquisition in the wellness & nutrition and beauty sectors.
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newsSystem intrusion breaches double in EMEA
The 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) from Verizon Business reveals a dramatic surge in global data breaches, with EMEA experiencing a significant increase in system intrusion breaches.
articleWhy warehouse slotting is essential
Think slotting isn’t important? Think again. It’s an absolute essential of inventory management. Get it wrong, and you risk higher labour costs, shipping delays, and customer dissatisfaction. Learn the concept behind warehouse slotting, and get in an in-depth look at how it’s a natural feature of the AutoStore system, says Carlos Fernández.
newsHaulier expands with new distribution centre
Beacon Roadways has expanded and relocated to a new site, nine times bigger than its previous facility in Stourbridge West Midlands.
newsGovernment needs to reconsider business rates changes say logistics leaders
The Government’s overhaul of business rates is flawed and will damage the very sectors it is aiming to support if it goes ahead with higher business rates multiplier to all properties with a Rateable Value above £500,000 warned a coalition of the UK’s leading logistics and industrial long-term investors and developers.
newsIndurent submits plans for final phase at Longbridge
Developer investor Indurent has submitted a planning application for the final phase of development at its Indurent Park Longbridge West.
productBaoli makes key UK appointment
Baoli EMEA has appointed Mike Mainwaring as the new director of sales & service in UK and Ireland.
newsUniserve inks deal with Logistics Reply
The partnership is aimed at help Uniserve’s customers smoothly handle warehouse and supply chain transformation.
newsGrocer opens £100m warehouse in Warrington
Iceland Foods has officially opened its new 500,000 sq ft distribution centre at Omega Park in Warrington.
newsGovernment rejects Hinckley Rail Freight Interchange
The Secretary of State has refused Tritax Big Box Developments (TBBD) a Development Consent Order (DCO) that would allow it to build strategic rail freight interchange with some 9.1 million ft2 of associated warehousing in the Midlands.
productDiesel forklift truck starter batteries from Ecobat Battery
Diesel forklift trucks remain a mainstay of material handling equipment.
newsCo-op appoints general manager of 3PL contracts
Fiona Cameron will take on the role as the convenience retailer looks to enhance the value of its food logistics network.
articleAutodrop key tweak for automated system
Beumer Group used LogiMAT to highlight the new AutoDrop function for its BG Pouch System enabling automated, space- and weight-optimised unloading of conveyed goods.
articleImproved ease of installation for conveyors
Interroll has upgraded its Modular Conveyor Platform (MCP) with MCP Play, which was unveiled at LogiMAT.
articleClark comes home
CLARK EUROPE president & CEO Stefan Budweit told Logistics Matters at LogiMAT that Clark MH was returning back to its American roots.
newsLaunch set for first ‘open source’ forklift
Noblelift will release the Alpha-50v1.0 lithium forklift, the world’s first open-source forklift, on July 1st, 2025.
productRobotic roll-out for catering firm
Omni-channel distributor of catering equipment and consumables Nisbets has deployed Geekplus’ mobile robotics solutions at its Avonmouth warehouse.
productHubtex acquires Genkinger
The Hubtex Group has acquired 100% of the shares in Genkinger, a Germany based supplier of specialist forklifts.
productDiscover Yale Series N with 5-year warranty offer
When did you last evaluate your forklift fleet? Are you confident that your lift trucks meet the specific needs of your operation?
newsMarks & Spencer confirms Bristol build-to-suit
Marks & Spencer has confirmed that it is taking a 390,000 ft2 build-to-suit warehouse at Vancouver based real estate development and investment firm, Epta Development Corporation (EDC) and development partner Stoford’s 2 million ft2 Axis Works scheme in Bristol as reported by Logistics Matters.
