‘Sustainable packaging is coming home’. That’s the message from Protega Global at IntraLogisteX, the premier logistics exhibition taking place at…
Author: Nick Bradley
Nick Bradley
Nick was appointed Editor of Logistics Manager in April 2021, roughly 22 years after cutting his teeth in journalism working within the Handling Division of DMG World Media opposite former LM editor Malory Davies. He subsequently spent 15 years as Editor and Editor-in-Chief of numerous B2B titles covering industrial vehicle design and engineering, intelligent transportation systems and even launched technology publications focusing on ADAS, autonomous vehicles and winter resort operations. After a five-year spell running a Top 100 Amazon third-party seller company, he has found his way back to his first love, publishing, via an events company specialised in sustainability-themed conferences where he tried to rid the world of plastic pollution and electronic waste.
Online giant Amazon is launching five electric HGVs in its delivery fleet for the first time in the UK. The…
Nationwide pet retailer, Jollyes, has extended its logistics partnership with supply chain specialist Wincanton for two years, in a significant…
Berkshire Grey, an AI-enabled robot picker developer, and Swisslog, a provider of data-driven robotics solutions, have partnered to distribute systems…
Real-time supply chain visibility platform provider FourKites recently announced its new Net Zero initiative to help the world’s leading companies…
MiTEQ helps supply chain enterprises to improve asset visibility, productivity and efficiency using advanced asset tracking and management solutions. The…
Wincanton yesterday launched the fourth edition of ‘W2 Labs’, an innovation lab designed to discover emerging ideas and tackle some…
The Amsterdam, Netherlands-based fashion brand, Scotch & Soda, has selected Manhattan Active Allocation and Manhattan Active Warehouse Management as part…
Original research of more than 1,000 UK shoppers from Retail Insight has shown that 56% felt out-of-stocks are now worse…
Many supply chain, logistics, operations and manufacturing leaders go home hoping nothing goes wrong in their operations. “But things do…
