Put your visibility to the test
Most companies believe they’ve got track and trace under control.
87% of ecommerce businesses likely to change manufacturing locations
New research from Fidelity Fulfilment reveals major structural shifts in global ecommerce supply chains.
EnerSys to showcase ODYSSEY batteries and smart battery monitoring technology at Transport 2026
EnerSys, a global leader in stored energy solutions for industrial applications and the manufacturer of ODYSSEY batteries, will showcase its latest battery technology for commercial fleets at Transport 2026.
The £550m candle market’s ‘unsolvable’ plastic problem — solved by a UK manufacturer with customers in 35 countries
Europe’s only combined corrugated and moulded fibre manufacturer launches a fully integrated, mono-material transit system, eliminating polystyrene and bubble wrap for the home fragrance sector.
Hugo Beck to launch new sleeve wrapper at interpack
Hugo Beck, a world leading manufacturer of horizontal film and paper packaging machines, will unveil a brand new machine solution at interpack 2026 at stand A74 in hall 11: the compact sleeve wrapper paper S for sustainable transport and secondary packaging in paper.
GOOD GOOD partners with 3PL to support UK growth with multi-channel fulfilment
Third party logistics provider 3PL has announced a new three-year partnership with global health-focused food brand GOOD GOOD, supporting the company’s continued expansion across the UK market.
Supply chain optimisation is broken: the arrival of SimPath aims to fix it
When single-scenario supply chain network analysis models fall short, consider a new multi-dimensional approach to supply chain optimisation.
Shed of the Month March 2026: An unusual take
To misquote a well known Vulcan: “It’s manufacturing Jim, but not as we know it.” Well certainly not as most food producers it the UK know it clearly. SmartParc SEGRO Derby is something else, part manufacturing, part logistics – total collaboration.
Warehouse automation’s next phase is about decisions not movement
Today’s operational challenges are no longer about movement alone, says Parth Joshi, chief product officer at AutoStore.
Don’t overlook critical thinking in an AI-driven world
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a theoretical line item in supply chain, warehousing, and transportation discussions. It is real, it is advancing at a breakneck pace, and it will continue to fundamentally reshape how decisions are made across end-to-end logistics operations, says Rachelle Butler.
Baumann unveiled enhanced EXL with integrated connectivity and new operator cabin at LogiMAT
Baumann used the LogiMAT exhibition in Stuttgart to present the latest development of its EXL electric sideloader, introducing integrated connectivity via Baumann Online alongside a newly designed operator cabin.
The do’s and don’ts of racking repairs
Your warehouse is a busy environment. Forklifts moving around, employees working hard to meet tight deadlines and amongst all this, pallet racking holding stock. It only takes a split-second impact from heavy loads or mechanical equipment, and your efficient warehouse potentially faces costly damage, safety risks and operational disruption.
Digipal moves reusable plastic pallet production to the UK and joins ‘Made in Britain’
Leading asset tracking and reusable plastic pallet company Digipal has made a proactive choice to support its customers, moving its pallet production to the UK and becoming a Made in Britain member.
Bakers Basco launches Intel 360 investigations app following successful field testing
Bakers Basco has announced the launch of Basco Intel 360, a new digital investigations app designed to transform how its field team manages equipment recovery across the UK baking and grocery supply chain.
Making the leap to S/4 EWM
Westernacher advises on how to manage software obsolescence and help future-proof your warehouse.
5 steps to customer-driven design for Yale warehouse equipment and lift trucks
The smart design philosophy at Yale Lift Truck Technologies is about putting the customer first, aiming to create value that meets or exceeds their expectations.
When supply chain businesses need to buy property before selling old sites
Supply chain businesses often face timing challenges when expanding operational sites. A warehouse may become insufficient, a distribution facility may require upgrading, or a strategically located logistics hub may become available before an existing property has sold. In these situations, traditional commercial property finance can move too slowly to support immediate operational needs.
Fashion retailer reduces chargebacks with RFID tunnels
North American fashion group Perry Ellis International has strengthened its B2B outbound operations by deploying an automated post‑picking validation system based on RAIN RFID tunnels at its DC in the Atlanta area.
Pouch System: The sweet spot in between inventory and sortation processes
Warehouse and Distribution (WD) services will only truly perform when their inventory, sortation and distribution systems meet their precise requirements – not only now, but also in the future.
Watch out for safety blind spots
Across logistics, HSE leaders share a familiar frustration: they’re accountable for everything that happens on site, but visibility is limited. viso.ai explores.
