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MM Barcoding Ltd


MM Barcoding sell and repair new, used and re- furbished barcode scanners, handheld wireless devices, printers & other POS equipment. We offer barcode scanner and wireless handheld equipment sales and repair services worldwide. We sell a broad selection of devices from all OEM’s. We use a consultative approach to meet each customer’s budgetary requirements. MM Barcoding has served clients in the retail sector as well as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, warehouse and rugged industrial environments.


Motor Tranport


Motor Transport and Air Cargo are both pub- lished by DVV Media International. DVV Media International is the UK’s leading specialist in delivering media solutions to companies and individuals working across the road transport, air freight and railway sectors globally. Our portfolio of magazines, websites and events gives our clients the tools to con- nect directly with decision makers. Come along to our stand to see how our brands can support your business.


National Register of LGV Instructors


The National Register of LGV Instructors (NRI), launched in January 2017, is the only Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) endorsed in- structor register developed by the industry for the industry. The not-for-profit register is operated by RTITB and supported by the Freight Transport Association (FTA) and Road Haulage Association (RHA).


The NRI has exam centres in England, Northern Ireland and Wales as well as 500+ LGV registered Instructors.


Visit us on stand 1038 to find out more about the benefits of employing a qualified LGV instructor or becoming an LGV instructor yourself.


01744 778070 www.mmbarcoding.com marketing@mmbarcoding.com


4084


0208 912 2133 www.motortransport.co.uk sale@roadtransport.com


2010


01952520210 www.lgvinstructorregister.com


LGVinstructorregister@rtitb.co.uk


Neal Brothers Export Packers


Motis are Europe’s most progressive supplier of Freight Ferry bookings, Motorway Tolls, Alpine Tunnels, Rolling Highway’s, Dover Truck parking and many other associated services to the Euro- pean transport industry. Operating 24/7, our aim is simple.


To provide


industry leading levels of customer service at the most competitive prices. To find out how we can save you time & money, come and see us on Stand 6040.


Multimodal, the UK and Ireland’s leading freight transport and logistics exhibition celebrates its tenth year in 2017. Exhibitors and visitors will find a warm welcome on the Multimodal sales stand so pop by to find out about our portfolio of supply chain events including Multimodal Americas, Supply Chain Europe and Multimodal 2018.


Neal Brothers are specialist EXPORT PACKERS of oil&gas, energy machine tools, medical and indus- trial plant. This third generation family business operates more than 150000m2 of owned and se- cure factories worldwide. Neal Brothers packing stations are kitted with modern handling equip- ment, hydraulically adjustable loading bays, 120T gantry cranes. Scope of services includes packing, design of packing specifications, line item check, case supply, warehousing, container loading, con- solidation. Large laydown areas are located in the most strategic shipping hubs. Recently the company has acquired the leading manufacturer of heavy duty corrugated case and cushioning fittings to offer complete range of ex- port packing solutions.


00442830 252500 www.motis.com sales@motis.com


6040


Mossend International Rail Freight Park


Mossend International Railfreight Park (MIRP) aims to become Scotland’s leading rail terminal, providing first class storage and distribution facilities for businesses seeking high-quality, freight handling services to and from Scotland. With a central location and excellent local, na- tional and international connections, MIRP will have the capability to handle 775m long elec- tric trains on a daily basis. MIRP will comprise warehousing and manufacturing space as well as bespoke, low carbon distribution plus service and logistics facilities allowing occupiers to load directly to and from the trains. Visit us on stand 1132 to find out how MIRP can support your business.


01698 749555 www.mossendrailfreight.com andrew@mossendrailhead.com


www.multimodal.org.uk 7060


+44 (0) 207 384 7759 www.multimodal.org.uk jenny.moore@clarionevents.com


7070 Narrow Aisle Ltd


Narrow Aisle Flexi are Europe’s largest manu- facturer of articulated lift trucks. The company pioneered the development of Ar- ticulated Trucks nearly 25 years ago and have built an excellent reputation for absolute relia- bility and exceptionally high resale values. Narrow Aisle Flexi build in the UK with common high quality European sourced components across the range, which allows us to provide exceptionally high levels of parts support. We also offer national technical support as well as a global network of local independent distrib- utors.


+44(0)116 274 0005 www.nealbrothers.co.uk sales@nealbrothers.co.uk


2000 OBS Logistics


OBS Logistics is part of the Anisa group who provide end to end supply chain solutions from manufacturing ERPs to warehouse and trans- port management solutions. OBS Logistics specialise in warehouse and transport man- agement systems; CALIDUS Total Logistics is a complete solution that integrates the CALIDUS warehouse management and transport man- agement systems to deliver full supply chain visibility.


1038


0121 557 6242 www.flexi.co.uk


info@flexi.co.uk


2032


02078812500 www.obs-logistics.com alexandra.jeffert@anisagroup.com


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