newsDHL strengthens health logistics with acquisition
DHL will acquire 100% of CRYOPDP, a specialty courier providing logistics services for clinical trials, biopharma, and cell and gene therapies from Cryoport, Inc.
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articleYale brings lithium-ion technology to new compact pallet stacker
Yale Lift Truck Technologies introduces a new, cost-effective pallet stacker, powered by a lithium-ion battery. The compact Yale MSC12 electric stacker is ideal for efficiently and accurately moving simple loads of up to 1.2 tonnes, making it well suited to stock room applications or light-duty warehouses.
newsExamining investment trends in logistics
Financing and investment trends are key and will be explored at the Tomorrow’s Warehouse conference by Simon Evans, Finance Director—UK and Ireland, XPO Logistics.
newsSiemens streamlines warehouse ops
DB SCHENKER has delivered 99.5% inventory accuracy to Siemens in the UK as a result of an intense focus on operational excellence and process streamlining within its warehouses.
articleDistribution company saves money by streamlining gatehouse operations
Transforming operations: how automation saved client’s money by streamlining its Gatehouse.
productAre SMEs getting enough out of warehouse automation?
The Tomorrow’s Warehouse Conference asks Why are SMEs struggling to adopt mobile warehouse robotics?
newsWarehouse Transformation Awards entry deadline extended
FOLLOWING STELLAR interest in the newly launched awards, the deadline for entries has been extended until 14 March 2025.
articleGiraffe helps Brightpick reach new heights
Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy meets Brightpick’s CEO Jan Zizka in the wake of the firm’s sale of Photoneo to Zebra.
articleEnd-to-end performance
Exotec’s new generation of Skypod aims to provide an end-to-end robotic warehouse solution. Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy jumps the Eurostar to hear more.
productReduced fulfillment costs
US DIY firm Northern Tool engaged integrator Swisslog to kit out its DC in Fort Mill, South Carolina.
articleAutoStore launches AI-driven robotic piece picking
Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy catches up with AutoStore chief product officer Parth Joshi ahead of a major raft of launches from the warehouse automation leader.
articleGlobal shocks and local responses
Nick Petschek outlines how supply chains can build adaptability amid geopolitical uncertainty.
newsDHL eCommerce opens parcel hub as part of ambitious eComm plan
The 25,000 m² hub at Coventry SEGRO Park features advanced automation with a handling capacity of over 1 million parcels per day.
productClimbing robot promises high tote density and fast throughput
HAI ROBOTICS has unveiled its latest robotic solution, the HAIPick Climb.
productIntegration project boosts parcel sorting
LOGISTICS PROVIDER Asendia UK invested £2.5 million in automated sorting belts and robotic over-labelling arms at its a Heathrow distribution centre.
productAutomation added to cold store
ITALIAN FROZEN food provider Globalpesca has signed a contract with Dematic for an automated solution at a new low-temperature warehouse for frozen goods.
productSpeed and integration stand out for new automated packaging system
PACKSIZE HAS launched the X6 automated right-sized packaging system.
productSustainable labelling: how linerless labels are reducing waste and boosting efficiency
Reduce waste by 40% with linerless labels – Every year, millions of square metres of label liner waste end up in UK landfills, contributing to unnecessary environmental harm.
articleNulogy launches Smart Factory for external manufacturing operations
THE LEADER in collaborative manufacturing and supply chain solutions has announced the launch of its newest innovation, Nulogy Smart Factory.
articleChanging gears: what logistics could look like in 2025
The world in which we operate is shifting under our feet, says Chris Clowes, with economic uncertainty, global trade tensions and the need to cultivate sustainability pushing us to rethink continuously how we do business.
