articleYusen Logistics awards significant automation contract
The project will take place at its new 1.2 million square foot warehouse facility in Northampton and marks a key milestone in the 3PL’s sustainable logistics journey.
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newsA great opportunity to quiz leading integrator
Visitors to Tomorrow’s Warehouse Manchester will be able to put questions to leading warehouse automation integrator Fortna.
articleThree questions food & beverage manufacturers should ask automation suppliers
In today’s fast-paced market, food and beverage manufacturers face increasing pressure to optimise their supply chains. Automation offers a promising solution, but choosing the right supplier is crucial.
newsState-of-the-art warehouse for South West
Helicopter manufacturer Leonardo has opened a £30 million logistics hub in Yeovil.
newsExotec makes two key appointments to drive growth in UK
Global warehouse robotics provider Exotec has announced the appointment of Ada Ajoku as head of UK Projects, and Bassem Awada as VP of business development.
newsAutomated spare parts warehouse a strategic advantage
Dematic has signed a deal with Italy’s AgriEuro to deliver a spare parts management solution for a new logistics centre.
productLeuze ODT3CL1-2M: A real marvel when it comes to distance
Small housing, big operating range: Thanks to TOF technology, the new ODT3CL1-2M compact diffuse sensor from Leuze achieves an operating range of up to two metres.
articleAutoStore introduces multi-temperature solution
The solution provider has revamped its grid capabilities including the AutoStore Multi-Temperature Solution, an expanded 18-Level Grid, a Motorised Service Vehicle, and enhancements to the cube control software.
articleAn event not to be missed
Check out a wealth of expert speakers and 50+ innovative exhibitors at the upcoming Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground in Manchester on 2 October. The conference will provide answers to your warehouse transformation questions.
articleThe human touch is still important
When building automated solutions in the future, and before investing millions in robotics, it’s imperative that we don’t forget the humans, says Tristan Holiday.
articleReaction to landmark pay case
Pay tribunal ruling will drive even greater uptake of automated handling technology, say Rainbow Dynamics.
articleMagic floor reinvents warehouse automation
Versatile Automation has debuted its innovative tech signing a three year deal at a Wincanton multi-user fulfilment site. Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy caught up with chief executive Joni Rautavuori to hear more.
articleFashion focus: Automate to slash cost of repeat refunders
Steps must be taken to address the UK’s rampant returns culture; embracing automation more readily will reduce the challenge of reverse logistics, says Simon Jones.
newsBrysdales ties up robotics collaboration
STORAGE SPECIALIST Brysdales Intralogistics has established a partnership with robotics firm Rainbow Dynamics to offer warehouse robotics to SMEs in the UK market.
newsNew group CEO for Element Logic
Element Logic has announced the appointment of Ankush Malhotra as the new Group CEO.
productAmazon launches robotic fulfilment centre in Leeds
The £500 million Gateway45 facility is expected to create more than 2,000 jobs.
articleThe future is flexible automated omnichannel distribution
In today’s fast-paced retail environment, flexibility is paramount. As consumer preferences shift, so must the systems that support them. For businesses looking to thrive in this dynamic landscape, integrating flexibility into automated omnichannel distribution is essential.
newsHear Boohoo talk eComm John Lewis on automation and much more
Content is the focus at the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Manchester event on October 2 at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground.
articleFirst pocket sorter in pharmaceutical sector
THE FIRST ever pocket sortation system in the pharmaceutical sector is enabling efficient omnichannel distribution for the Lithuanian healthcare company, Limedika.
articleAvoiding a hangover: The benefits and potential of warehouse automation in the alcohol industry
British alcohol businesses have experienced a revolution in recent years with the rise of craft beers, artisanal spirits and non-alcoholic options. Meanwhile, consumers are shifting away from pubs and bars towards at-home drinking experiences, largely fuelled by e-commerce and rising prices. Alcohol wholesalers, manufacturers and distributors must find new ways to adapt to beat the competition, and it all starts in the warehouse, explains Simon Jones.
