Developer ProLogis has said that it will build all its warehouses in the UK to the Building Research Establishment (BRE) Group environmental standards.
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Supply chains hold the key to survival for thousands of companies caught up in the global economic downturn like never before… The next eighteen months will see supply chain issues come under the
Sterling Commerce has launched Sterling Supply Chain Visibility On Demand, a software-as-a-service that provides partner connectivity, process integration and real-time visibility throughout a company’s extended supply chain.
Demand for distribution facilities is booming in China, according to ProLogis which is reporting strong leasing activity at major new distribution parks under construction in inland China. At ProLogis Park Jiangning in Nanjing, the capital of China’s Jian
What is an environmental manager doing in logistics? Martin Johnson, who has just become Kuehne + Nagel’s first national environment manager, explains to Jessica Davies.
Kimberly-Clark is responsible for some of the UK’s most famous brands – Andrex, Kleenex, Kotex and Huggies – but its distribution strategy must cater for products with a relatively low value per cubic metre but standard costs.
Operating margins in the manufacturing sector are being squeezed to their limit, according to Colliers CRE’s April Property Snapshot. It found that while overall growth in the sector is positive, it has slowed markedly in recent months.
Fork lift truck manufacturers have invested heavily in finding alternatives to internal combustion and battery power, and a lot of them are already available. Bob Hine, technical consultant to BITA, says the European Commission is now homing in on two key
GS1 UK, the supply chain standards and solutions organisation, has opened the EPCglobal RFID Test Centre, which is designed to help organisations understand and gain the business benefits that can be achieved from RFID which include cost savings, improved
The perception that there are a lot of big sheds and not much demand in the North West is, like most generalisations, not strictly true.
