The first retail product ever to receive a barcode was a packet of Wrigley’s chewing gum, more than thirty years ago. since then, warehouse technology has raced onwards and now radio frequency identification faces its second incarnation with the arrival o
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With GPS, telematics and internet technology becoming more and more advanced, fleet managers are able to keep a closer eye on their trucks than ever before. But how do you weight up the cost of implementing expensive fleet management technologies against
Jungheinrich has opened a new headquarters building at Milton Keynes.
EPCglobal has awarded its Performance Test Centre Accreditation Mark to the ADT European RFID Performance Lab.
Boots is revamping its supply chain with a £70m automated warehouse built in Nottingham to supply the retail operation.
Recent high profile hiccoughs at one or two automated warehouses caused some to think again about how far they wanted to rely on technology. But the potentialbenefits are often too great to ignore and suppliers are increasingly busy.
A new initiative to stamp out fraud in the drinks trade has been launched by HM Revenue & Customs.
To rectify this situation Moy Park went looking for a supplier to provide lift trucks that could cope with the extra demands.
SSI Schaefer has finalised the complete fit-out of a fully integrated, operating warehouse in Rushden, Northamptonshire, which will be run by Exel on behalf of publisher Harcourt Education.
Colin Shepherd has been appointed general manager for Culina Logistics’ new Prime Point distribution centre in Staffordshire.
