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productBonfiglioli to showcase products at Parcel+Post Expo
The component supplier makes its debut at Parcel+Post Expo, the parcel industry innovation hub taking place in Amsterdam from the 21st to the 23rd of October.
productSustainable energy made practical
Practical service and support for those operating forklifts and similar equipment comes as standard with Ecobat Battery, the UK’s largest battery distributor.
articleIs your warehouse ready for the future?
Unipart has launched a white paper exploring how the modern warehouse has evolved far beyond a a simple cost centre. It’s now a strategic asset, essential for navigating today’s complex and volatile global supply chains.
productRacking specified for new automated warehouse
Brewer Mahou San Miguel has tasked AR Racking with the design, manufacture and installation of the high-density racking system for its new logistics platform adjacent to Spain’s largest brewery in Alovera, Guadalajara.
newsEastern Forklift Trucks acquired by Bennie Equipment
Eastern has branches in the East of the UK in Bury St Edmunds, Peterborough and Great Yarmouth.
newsEXCLUSIVE: Panattoni and Japanese real estate investor snap up Warrington site for logistics scheme
Developer Panattoni and Japanese real estate investor Mitsui Fudosan have snapped up a site in Warrington for a new industrial and logistics development.
newsNestle in drive to reduce head count by 16,000
The strategy will involve increased automation, among other measures, and will target many areas of the business, including the supply chain.
productVoice picking baked in
Baked goods leader is driving the digitalisation of its warehouse logistics with the voice-directed solution LYDIA Voice from EPG (Ehrhardt Partner Group).
newsNew Nottinghamshire warehouse scheme on cards
Land promotion specialist Richborough Commercial is looking to bring forward a site in Nottinghamshire which could provide some 340,000 ft2 of warehouse space.
articleInside the growing cyber threat to manufacturing supply chains
Manufacturing supply chains have always been built for speed and precision. But now, they also need to be built for resilience. As operations have become more connected, cyber risks have grown more complex, testing even the most well-oiled systems, says Mike Dwyer.
newsExotec celebrates unprecedented decade of quick scale-up in warehousing
In ten years, Exotec has designed, manufactured and deployed more than 10,000 robots worldwide.
articleDP World report highlights automotive sector fragility
The report claims there is a ‘confidence gap’ as industry executives feel organisations are resilient but many threats can quickly expose the ‘fragility of just-in-time processes’.
newsWarehouse tech leader raises further cash
Warehouse intelligence start-up Dexory has raised $165 million.
newsFamily man killed by reversing HGV
A manufacturing company has been fined £240,000 after a grandfather was killed by a reversing HGV in Birmingham.
productYale strategies for warehouse safety
Europe has seen dramatic growth in warehousing and related industries. With a greater workforce, comes greater potential for surging injury and illness rates. Warehouse operations need to make improvements to reduce injuries, and the lost days associated with them. Addressing the root causes of worker injuries and taking steps towards rethinking health and safety practices.
newsEXCLUSIVE: Newlands submits plans for a 2 million ft2 plus logistics scheme in Huntingdon
Newlands Developments submitted proposals for a 2.2 million ft2 industrial and logistics scheme to be known as Hinchingbrooke Logistics Park to Huntingdonshire Council last week.
newsForklift firms unify under Jofson brand
Three leading names in the UK materials handling sector – Jofson Limited, Endeavour Forklifts and Alto Handling – are coming together under a new unified structure, marking a significant strategic milestone for the group.
productTrust, compliance, and awareness: insights from IMHX underline the importance of CFTS accreditation
Visitors to the CFTS stand at IMHX 2025 offered their views on equipment inspections, accreditation, and industry challenges. Their feedback paints a clear picture: accreditation is increasingly seen as the mark of trust and compliance — but more needs to be done to raise awareness among end users.
articleMorrisons £4.7m ruling brings country of origin regs into sharp focus
In September HMRC won a £4.7 million case against Morrisons over aluminium foil origin. Analysis from Adam Wood.
