One of the prevalent mistake in warehouse design is failing to plan adequately for future growth. While companies might account for their current space requirements, they often overlook how changes in their product range, storage needs, or operational processes will impact the warehouse. For example, a business that plans to expand from ambient storage to include chilled or frozen items will need additional space…
Warehouse demand has surged as companies struggle to handle larger inventories post-pandemic. Many are upgrading or expanding facilities to keep up with demand. This trend is visible globally, including in Australia and North America. Cost-to-serve analysis is increasingly common, helping companies spot areas of high supply chain costs. Unlike traditional reporting, this method reveals hidden expenses, making it easier to streamline operations…
So here it is—your ultimate guide to warehouse product slotting. It covers everything from the “why” through the “how” to the “when, where, and what.”…
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What is it, and why do you need to do it? Here is John Monck, our resident warehouse expert, to tell us…
Pallet racking systems pervade the logistics landscape. Scattered across the country in distribution centres, sheds and stores, racking fixtures of all shapes and sizes store goods for our nation…