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MARCH/APRIL 2015 CONTENTS COVER STORY 04


FROM ZERO TO FULL AUTOMATION LIFT TRUCKS


Benefits of using LPG including cost efficiencies, environmental improvements and productivity gains


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MATERIALS HANDLING & CONVEYING An award-winning design challenges traditional thinking to focus on improving productivity and safety


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WAREHOUSING & STORAGE


Supply chain management efficiency has been improved for bonded warehousing and logistics provider


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FROM ZERO TO FULL AUTOMATION


Designer Shoe Warehouse has installed a complete BEUMER sortation solution in a move from manual, cross-dock distribution to an automation- driven logistics operation


FEATURES Third Party Logistics


6. Heading up IMHX 2016 with experience gained from working with providers of materials handling and logistics services, Rob Fisher examines some of the issues including getting the best from 3PL


Lift Trucks


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8. Keith Higginson, commercial marketing manager at Calor Gas highlights the benefits of using LPG including cost efficiencies, environmental improvements and productivity gains


Materials Handling & Conveying


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12. Crown has been awarded for its approach to design which focuses on improving productivity and safety based on a thorough understanding of the operator- forklift relationship


EDITOR


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SALES MANAGER Scott Russell T: 01622 699178


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Warehousing & Storage


14. Implementing a software solution has resulted in faster processing of excise goods, increased efficiencies and cost reductions for a warehousing provider


15. Couzens Storage Solutions has reached agreement with Schwab Förder-und Lagertechnik to market its storage and handling products in Great Britain


Goods Transportation


16. An innovative system saves on packing and transport costs, optimising storage space while respecting the environment


PREVIEW


10. Inventory optimisation and reducing the environmental impact and operational costs of warehousing are workshops headlining this year’s Multimodal show


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