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The Past, Present, and Future of Technology in the Warehouse

Logistics Bureau

For example: Paperwork and data entry: WMS has reduced the need for people to spend time completing paper forms or entering data from documents into spreadsheets and other data-management applications. That’s just what we’re seeing here, a prime example of how even more people are being displaced from the warehouse environment by technology.

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6 Types of Automation [Benefits, Pros/Cons, Examples]

Conger

Examples of automation range from a household thermostat to a large industrial control system, self-driven vehicles, and warehousing robots. Examples are industrial robots and multipurpose CNC machines. For example, full warehouse automation to support event-driven, mission-critical system delivery.

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The Role of Robust Logistics in Pharmaceutical Supply Chains

Logistics Business Magazine

As pharmaceuticals increasingly include highly sensitive products such as vaccines, biologics and gene therapies, strict temperature control is essential. For example, combining HVO fuel and/or BEV with intermodal solutions gives the opportunity to significantly reduce emissions E2E.

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New Multi-Temperature Facility at London Gateway

Logistics Business Magazine

DP World London Gateway handed SH Pratt Group the keys to its bespoke temperature controlled warehouse – home to its new business, Halo. SH Pratt Group will now start occupation of the building and undertake the fit out, installing high-tech temperature controlling equipment across nine chambers including three frozen chambers.

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How cargo survey for refrigerated and frozen cargoes works

Shipping and Freight Resource

Cargo that must be loaded, maintained and or carried at a particular temperature for it to arrive its destination without deterioration is classified under refrigerated cargoes. This cargo is further divided into goods carried in: Frozen state example meats, fish, and butter, Chilled state example beef, vegetables, cheese, and eggs and.

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Preventing Shipment Rejections During Produce Season

Trinity Logistics

Because of their perishability, they are more likely to experience damage in transit due to improper handling, temperature variances, or delays. For example, the product could be what they asked for but the wrong amount or the product could be completely different. IMPROPER TEMPERATURE RANGE. DELIVERED LATE. EQUIPMENT ISSUES.

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3 Essential Strategies to Face Peak Season in a Sustainable Way

Logistics Business Magazine

The balancing act: efficiency and sustainability Peak season often presents a delicate balancing act between speed and environmental responsibility. For example, Ammeral Beltech Ziplink belts are engineered to reduce maintenance needs and can be installed quickly, even under high-pressure conditions.