A smart loading bay design is a key part of what makes a warehouse successful, but if neglected can be a company’s undoing. Jessica Davies reports
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Business mail company DX improved access to the unloading area at its London site with made-to-measure Thorworld yard ramps.
Tesco is saving 50,000 road miles and cutting 61 tonnes in carbon dioxide emissions annually since installing a Transdek double-deck lift at its Belfast DC to receive its new double-deck trailers.
Hazard designed a loading bay bumper for Cadbury after the chocolate maker reported problems with its loading bay blocks at its Midpoint logistics site near Birmingham.
Outdoor equipment supplier Regatta has selected Inovis’ TrustedLink i series software to improve the exchange of sales order data with retailers.
Bywater Transport has chosen CopriSystems to design and install a canopy at its warehouse in Dover.
Logistics service provider SCA Transforest has implemented RedPrairie’s warehouse management software at seven of its European terminals, with two remaining sites going live later this year.
Plans to extend Evans Property’s Network 46 scheme in Lincolnshire have been approved.
Temporary building supplier Transformaspace has completed its largest project, worth more than £100,000, to supply and put up a canopy measuring 35 metres by 30 metres for the Lichfield international freight terminal at Burton.
Henderson Group, the owner of Spar, Eurospar, Vivo and Vivoxtra franchises in Northern Ireland, has selected Vodat International to introduce a network infrastructure to improve communications between stores and head office.
