productAutomated pallet building from containers
QIMAROX HAS introduced a new palletiser developed for a logistics environment where palletising goods from containers happens often.
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productWe need to embrace a plastic circular economy warns Goplasticpallets.com
Jim Hardisty, Managing Director of Goplasticpallets.com – The Responsible Plastic Pallet Company says that organisations and consumers need to fully embrace a plastic circular economy sooner rather than later to help tackle plastic pollution.
productStrong growth posted
RESPONSIBLE PLASTIC pallet company Goplasticpallets.com ‘is going from strength to strength following another tremendous year of business’.
articlePallet network boosts forklift sensors
PALLETWAYS GROUP has launched Palletways ID, a forklift truck-mounted sensor technology, which aims to make existing standalone pallet assessment and measuring technology obsolete, as it combines four key data measurements in one go.
productMinimal deflection under load
A PLASTIC pallet’s strength, dimensional consistency, and minimal deflection under load are beneficial, particularly in Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS). These automated systems increase speed and accuracy but only operate efficiently if the components used are reliable.
productSustainable benefits
PLASTIC PALLETS offer the best combination of value, durability, and choice, says Goplasticpallets.com.
productReliable pallet labelling
PRINT AND apply labelling specialist Industrial Labelling Systems (ILS) is seeing strong demand for its FlexWipe pallet labelling system.
productRobotic palletiser implemented for gypsum products firm
Casea, a manufacturer of gypsum products, commissioned Beumer Group to supply a robotic palletiser of the Beumer robotpac construction series.
productHuge RFID order for crate tracking
DISCOUNT SUPERMARKET selects Inotec to supply 40 million RFID identification cards.
productNail shortage a wooden pallet concern
THERE IS a growing concern in Europe that wooden pallets could soon run out of one of their vital components – nails, says Goplasticpallets.com.
productWho takes responsibility?
WHO HAS the biggest responsibility when it comes to recycling plastic? Is it the consumer or end-user? Or is it the brands and manufacturers?
productVersatile folding sleeve pack launches
A VERSATILE collection of folding sleeve packs, each offering distinct features, has been introduced by Goplasticpallets.com.
newsUkraine conflict to impact pallet market
DESPITE SIGNS of wood availability returning to established seasonal patterns, according to the Timber Packaging & Pallet Confederation (TIMCON), the developing conflict in Ukraine has created further instability.
productPlastic boxes as delivery solutions
PLASTIC PALLETS and boxes can be used to offer retailers and parcel delivery providers a solution to make processes more efficient while minimising their impact on the environment.
productFree nestable plastic pallet samples
UNTIL THE end of February, Goplasticpallets.com is offering mainland UK limited companies and PLCs the opportunity to try two of its new Cabka-IPS nestable plastic pallets free of charge.
articleWooden pallets at the heart of sustainable business
To mark EPAL’s 30th anniversary year, Felicity Smith tells us how the pallet – a 60-year-old invention – will form the backbone of the green recovery.
articleTaking responsibility
The lowdown on long-lasting, reusable plastic pallets and boxes from Jim Hardisty.
articlePlastic pallets help retailers keep up with the boom in online sales
OVER THE last decade, e-commerce has grown rapidly. In 2020, e-commerce sales totalled £111 billion in the UK, and accounted for 27.6% of total retail sales, up from £75 billion (19.2% of retail sales) in 2019.
productProtection from static electricity
GOPLASTICPALLETS.COM HAS added a range of plastic containers that have electrostatic discharge (ESD) properties to its Automotive range.
newsWarning of New Year import disruption
UPCOMING CHANGES to import regulations could bring widespread disruption to UK supply chains in the New Year, warns Speedy Freight.
