Welcome to the January 1st issue of Warehouse & Logistics News. The organisers of Inside Warehouse Logistics Expo (IWLEX): The UK Festival of Warehousing, have announced the appointment of Ruth Waring FCILT as the “Organising Consultant” to lead the creation and implementation of the UK’s most significant networking event ever for Women in Warehousing and Logistics at IWLEX 2024. Ruth Waring FCILT, a highly regarded professional with 34 years’ experience in the logistics and warehousing industry, is the owner of RW Consulting, specialising in transport compliance, health and safety, and training.
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Geekplus, the global leader in mobile robot and smart logistics solutions, has partnered with Logistex, a leading provider of warehouse automation solutions, to bring clients across the UK a comprehensive suite of integrated technologies to streamline fulfilment and maximise productivity. Combining Logistex’s warehouse automation expertise with Geekplus’s advanced robotic technology is crucial amid growing e-commerce demands.
Brigade Electronics has been named the Diversity and Inclusion Champion of the Year 2023 at the Logistics UK Awards for its work with international development organisation, Transaid. Brigade has been at the forefront of commercial vehicle safety since 1976 when it introduced the first reversing alarm to the UK.
Leading provider of cold storage and distribution services to food producers and retailers, Reed Boardall, has become one of just 100 organisations across Yorkshire and the Humber to be given a Silver award, accredited by the MOD, as part of the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS) in recognition of its commitment to being an armed forces-friendly organisation. With over 20 veterans and regular and reservist serving personnel now part of the Reed Boardall team and a further eight soon to join, it is a further demonstration of the commitment of the Boroughbridge-based business to supporting defence personnel and inspiring others to do the same.
Kinaxia Logistics has taken delivery of its first batch of tractor units powered by compressed natural gas as it moves towards having a net zero fleet across its national linehaul service. The company has invested over £2m in IVECO S-Way tractor units for its Primary division, replacing diesel vehicles in the fleet. Kinaxia’s Primary division serves a client base which includes major retailers, parcel carriers and delivery networks.
Chubb, one of the leading providers of fire safety and security solutions, has recently completed a major integrated security installation for a long standing customer of 20+ years, The Wine Society. Founded in 1874, The Wine Society, located in Stevenage, is the world’s oldest member-owned community of wine lovers. With a rich heritage of nearly 150 years, the Society has established trusted relationships with its buyers and growers and has successfully grown with its thousands of loyal members.
Enjoy reading the issue.
James Surridge
Publishing Editor
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