Forklifts for Bowker Doncaster DC
BOWKER GROUP has added two Flexi articulated VNA warehouse machines to the materials handling fleet that operates at the most recent addition to its logistics property portfolio.
Doosan shifts parts DC to Germany
DOOSAN INDUSTRIAL Vehicle (DIV) has transferred its Parts Distribution Centre (PDC) from Sint-Niklaas, Belgium to Halle, Germany.
Handle a variety of vehicles
THE CONTINUING growth of e-commerce and last-mile deliveries within the UK logistics sector results in distributors and operators looking for greater flexibility and speed when loading/unloading all types of fleet vehicles.
Major retailer selects modular loading dock
THORWORLD AND sales agent DARMAX UK has installed another modular loading dock for one the UK’s leading supermarket chains, providing a safe and semi-permanent loading solution without the need for extensive remedial work to the building.
European manufacturing boost
LOADING BAY equipment manufacturer Rite-Hite is to start manufacturing the Eclipse Dock Shelter at its German facility in Volkmarsen, increasing availability, reducing delivery times and supply chain challenges, and providing a more sustainable option for its European customers.
Sustainable intralogistics in mind
AUTOMATION CAN help get more out of less, making it intrinsically sustainable. Grocery retail is a core sector for Cimcorp and sustainability is becoming increasingly important.
Robust parcel handling partner
FIVES HAS been chosen by La Poste Group for continuing the modernisation of its Colissimo network. This new project, which involves a Fives’ turnkey handling solution, is part of a vast program to renovate its parcel delivery network.
Pouch sorter prompts returns rethink
MANY HANDS may make light work, but they are also expensive. With return rates of online purchases averaging 20-30% – up to 60% for fashion items – manual handling soon adds up to an unnecessary cost burden for the retailer.
Automation can help with returns crunch
The cost-of-living crisis is not only having a negative impact on retail sales, but also on the volume of returns. Dave Berridge, secretary of the Automated Material Handling Systems Association (AMHSA), looks into the issue.
MEWP fatality rates down
Despite incident reporting increasing over the past year, the fatality rates of the most common types of accidents have declined, according to IPAF’s Global Safety Report.
ASRS market to exceed $15 Billion by 2030
INVESTMENT IN warehouse automation and management systems continues to rise as supply chains look to resolve exposed weaknesses and create greater resilience to macroeconomic headwinds.
Dematic drives step change in mechanised warehouse noise levels
The integrator has launched its Noise Reduction portfolio today, a comprehensive solution to address loud work environments across supply chain facilities.
Bakers Basco boosts GPS tracker usage across equipment pool by 50%
BAKERS BASCO, the membership scheme set up by Allied Bakeries, Fine Lady Bakeries, Frank Roberts & Sons, Hovis and Warburtons to provide and manage bakery equipment, has boosted the use of GPS tracking devices by 50% as part of an ongoing effort to increase efficiencies across its operations and investigations.
Plan for any contingency
NARROW AISLE, manufacturer of the Flexi Truck range of articulated forklift-based intralogistics solutions, has announced the launch of a storage solutions department offering a free warehouse planning service.
Adapting to changing needs
HALLGRUPPEN PROVIDES temporary and permanent buildings adapted to all industries, locations and climates. The firm relishes its motto of ‘we cover anything anywhere’.
GXO invests in robotic sortation
The pilot implementation is notable for being the first carried out in Europe by the robotics arm of a major warehouse property developer.
Q1 revenues dip at Wincanton
Group revenue in Q1 was down 4.5% year-on-year, when closed book transport contracts were excluded.
Printer meets growing demand for linerless labelling
IN RESPONSE to the growing demand for linerless labelling, TSC Printronix Auto ID has just launched its first linerless industrial printer to add to its range of mobile and desktop linerless printers.
Baumann’s EGX X-Plus launch is electric
STILT WALKERS, street artists, dry ice, nitro ice cream and AI inspired videos were just part of the mix, as Baumann’s launched the new EGX X-Plus in Rotherham.
CEVA Logistics invests in tote picking robots
THE LOGISTICS services provider expects to handle three times the volume at peak season with the Skypod System from Exotec.
