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Combatting the 34 million tonnes of waste illegally disposed of every year

1 week ago | logisticshandling.com | Ed Holden

Almost one in five waste disposals in the UK (18%) are done illegally, equating to 34 million tonnes yearly – enough to fill 4 million skips. Illegal waste management – even if you are unaware of your waste disposal company’s improper operations—can result in criminal prosecution and a substantial fine.
Retailers’ rapid delivery offerings lagging behind UK consumer interest, research finds

1 week ago | logisticshandling.com | Ed Holden

A significant gap exists between the percentage of consumers wanting rapid retail delivery and the number of retailers offering on-demand options, according to a new report published by Uber Direct and Retail Economics. The study, based on research with 2,014 UK consumers and 200 retailers, found on-demand delivery was well established in the UK, in which 40% of consumers had used these services in the previous 12 months – a figure which rises to 66% among Gen Z (18-25 year olds).
PSI provides initial results of AI-based warehouse optimisation

1 week ago | logisticshandling.com | Ed Holden

Artificial intelligence (AI) will play a key role in shaping the warehouse of the future. In its new white paper ‘Optimising warehouse processes with Artificial Intelligence’ PSI explains the potential that AI already offers in intralogistics today. Using a pilot project, the paper shows how companies can ensure decisive competitive advantages by using AI.
Retailers and manufacturers are anxious about supply chains, but transport and storage firms stay stoic

1 week ago | logisticshandling.com | Ed Holden

The latest ONS survey reveals that around 60% of UK retail and manufacturing sector firms are concerned that the increasing cost of sourcing materials will impact their supply chains, while new trade barriers and rising transport fees are also a concern for many. However, the international delivery firm, Parcelhero, says surprisingly fewer transport and storage sector companies are worried.
The upside of automation: Robotics are a boon for businesses, workforces and consumers, expert says

1 week ago | logisticshandling.com | Ed Holden

Technology is moving at a pace that was unimaginable just a few years ago, and RobotLAB CEO Elad Inbar predicts that robots will soon be viewed as extensions of human capabilities – not as impersonal machines putting people out of work.
The hidden revolution: How AI and collaboration are transforming packaging and supply chains

1 week ago | logisticshandling.com | Ed Holden

Tey Bannerman, who leads McKinsey's AI-driven customer experience and hyper-personalisation work, explores how AI is quietly transforming packaging, supply chains, and innovation. The vast, interwoven ecosystem of packaging and innovation is something most people never pause to consider. Yet, within its layers – each fold - lies a world of hidden ingenuity. It is a silent force shaping how products reach us, endure and impact the world beyond their moment of use.
Warehouse workhorses: How manual handling equipment can help stay ahead of economic pressures

1 week ago | logisticshandling.com | Ed Holden

Retailers are under immense pressure from rising costs, fluctuating demand, and growing customer expectations. In such an environment, keeping warehouse operations efficient without overspending on complex systems or high-maintenance machinery is key. Manual handling equipment may seem obsolete to some. However, it can offer a straightforward and affordable solution.
Telefónica Tech and Dexory join forces to automate warehouse inventories

1 week ago | logisticshandling.com | Ed Holden

Telefónica Tech, Telefónica's digital business unit, and Dexory, robotics and data intelligence company, announced their alliance to promote automated warehouse management, as part of Advanced Factories, the European congress on industrial innovation held in Barcelona (Spain) from 8 to 10 April.
‘A seismic shock’ for e-commerce volumes as global air cargo market faces the economic reality of upcoming tariffs

2 weeks ago | logisticshandling.com | Ed Holden

E-commerce volumes, for so long the saviour of global air cargo demand, are facing up to the ‘seismic shock’ of the United States’ ‘Liberation Day’ global tariffs announcement, while the general cargo market is also reevaluating its future as shippers, forwarders, airlines, and consumers come to terms with the economic reality of new import taxes and a potential international trade war.
Pallet-Track appoints new member network director

2 weeks ago | logisticshandling.com | Ed Holden

UK pallet network Pallet-Track has appointed Lee Solway to its board as it looks to increase the voice of its network shareholder members in the boardroom. Solway, a founder and director of Harrison Solway in Hull, has been appointed to the role of member network director and will represent the interests of the network’s 90-plus shareholder members.