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Reliability increases productivity

A recently installed Mosca strapping machine at the Portsmouth facility of pharmaceutical wholesaler, Phoenix Healthcare Distribution, is enabling the company to achieve a high level of productivity, strapping around 3300 tote boxes containing pharmaceuticals each day.

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Courier chooses Citizen printers

Courier and logistics specialist UCS switched to Citizen printers after observing how their speed and quality was helping partner organisations to offer good service.

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Getting the sector skills strategy right

The recent liquidation of the National Skills Academy Logistics proved a dark day for the industry and has cast doubt on whether the sector has got its skills strategy right. HSS editor Simon Duddy talks to new Skills for Logistics CEO Ross Moloney who explains the relationship between the sector skills council and the Academy as well as outlining a strategy that will deliver practical help to employers.

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Shock & temperature logging

Major distribution companies come to IMC seeking help when transporting high value, high-risk assets such as heavy-duty equipment across the globe.

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Purpose built warehousing

Food companies seeking a prime site for their logistics, including services such as de-containerisation, ‘pick and pack’ and pallet handling, should visit the Onward Holdings stand at Foodex 2014, where the company will be showcasing its portfolio of modern warehouse facilities.

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Food crates keep going for longer

Offering the advantages of traditional bale arm crates, Goplasticboxes.com’s range of stacking and nesting food crates have the additional benefit of a prolonged life span.

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Retail credentials

Pall-Ex was a quick adapter to the rise of eCommerce but high fuel duty remains a key concern for its members.

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One Brand cargo carriers

The European Pallet Association e. V. (EPAL) has recorded production of the 30-millionth Euro pallet with the EPAL logo on four corner blocks.

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Fresh savings on RTP

This year’s Spring promotion from Schoeller Allibert offers savings across a broad range of harvesting and distribution trays for the fresh produce sector, with options for all varieties of fruit and vegetables.

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Keen to be green

Plastic returnable transit packaging (RTP) specialist, Schoeller Allibert, has expanded its sales team with the appointment of David Bean, who will cover Scotland and the north east of England.

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Self standing bags

Reported to be ideal for the storage and transport of recycling, laundry, removals and void fill, self standing bags are now available from Packer.

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A taste of RTP

Manufacturer of plastic crates and pallets, Schoeller Allibert will be giving visitors to Foodex 2014 a taste of the cost savings, environmental benefits and efficient performance that returnable transit packaging (RTP) can offer the industry.

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Answers in integration

In a Supply Chain Management (SCM) survey conducted for Access Group, 45% per cent of companies (rising to 53% of larger firms) identified meeting demand whilst minimising stock levels as a leading issue. This is further examined in an accompanying white paper: ‘Supply Chain Nirvana’.

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