Rolling thunder of disruption
Are we simply getting used to ongoing supply chain disruption? In an increasingly fractious and unpredictable world, we certainly should.
Are we simply getting used to ongoing supply chain disruption? In an increasingly fractious and unpredictable world, we certainly should.
GEORG UTZ and inotec have continued their partnership with the GS1 SMART-Box.
METAL WHOLESALER Adamet-Niemet has replaced the previous storage concept of floor storage and low height racks to storage in cantilever racks from OHRA that are up to 8.57m high.
AMCO HAS turned to Asset Alliance Group to finance a significant order of pallet racking to aid expansion of its warehousing operations.
Maxine Benson MBE, co-founder of everywoman, talks about the future of the industry and the 2023 everywoman in Transport & Logistics Awards.
THE NEW, purpose-built 670,000 sq ft distribution centre in Staffordshire will employ more than 800 people, and support the company’s omnichannel capabilities as well as underpin the next decade of growth.
Building services and engineering consultants FHP has completed a contract to support the multi-million-pound design and construction of ‘the most sustainable logistics hub in London’.
GLP HAS started construction of fully refrigerated cold storage facilities in Japan totalling 55,000 sq m.
Although the disparity in gender equality in the UK continues, there is definitely a positive trend suggesting that women are making substantial progress in entering the workforce.
THE LATEST MSCI data, analysed by Colliers, shows supply of units sized 100,000+ sq ft has increased during the last three months, through the completion of 2.6m sq ft of available speculative space, as well as tenant space being returned to the market.
There are major changes on the cards regarding energy consumption and the future of the cold store warehouse, says Shane Brennan.
A multi-channel shuttle system installed at Coventry-based Christie Lites has provided a dramatic increase in volumetric capacity and a five-fold rise in the number of pickable locations, ensuring optimum operational efficiency.
This interview with warehouse property expert Will Laing highlights how market dynamics between occupier and landlord are shifting and what this may mean for the rest of the year.
AS WAREHOUSES across the UK face increasing pressure to maximise their existing space and reduce costs, improving efficiency has become a top priority for warehouse owners and managers.
A law firm has reported a rise in immigration enquiries from warehousing and logistics firms looking to employ foreign workers, as the UK’s post-Brexit skills shortage continues.
Logistics businesses should consider investing in training and upskilling to ensure they retain talent and protect the long-term future of their operations, argues Caroline Evans.
THE GROCER announced plans to ‘transform and simplify its logistics operations’ by working more extensively with partners who already run significant parts of its network.
Logistics and industrial occupiers leased and acquired 8.6 million sq ft of space in the UK during the first quarter of 2023, according to real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield.
Abrdn’s AIPUT fund (Airport Industrial Property Unit Trust) has announced the submission of a planning application at its London Heathrow Radius Park campus.
April is Stress Awareness Month, and an opportunity for open conversations about the impact of stress. HIVE360 CEO David McCormack looks at what employers can do to support staff to protect their mental wellbeing.