Welcome to the February 15th edition of Warehouse & Logistics News. Under the motto ‘The First Name in Forklifts’, industrial truck specialist Clark will be presenting the highlights of its electric counterbalance forklifts from 24 to 26 March at LogiMAT 2026 in Stuttgart. The focus will be on the crossover series with the Raider and Renegade models as well as the S-Series Electric. The environmentally friendly electric forklifts offer tailor-made solutions for a wide range of applications and guarantee maximum efficiency and availability in internal logistics processes.
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Kingspan, a global leader in high-performance building envelope systems, has partnered with Zestec Renewable Energy, a wholly owned business within Octopus Energy Generation funds, to deliver a groundbreaking solution for building owners: funded solar roofing for refurbishment projects. This innovative approach combines roof renovation with integrated solar PV technology, enabling owners to future-proof their assets without the burden of significant upfront capital expenditure.
A new wool insulation packaging range has launched, designed to protect chilled and temperature-sensitive shipments while reducing environmental impact. Nearly one in three cold-chain shipments in the UK face spoilage or damage. Kite Packaging is tackling that challenge by broadening its chilled packaging portfolio with a natural, high-performance option that keeps products within 2–8°C for up to 48 hours.
The UK’s largest dairy cooperative, Arla Foods, and XPO Logistics, a leading provider of innovative and sustainable end-to-end supply chain solutions across Europe, have announced a further extension of their strategic partnership. This new chapter will transform Arla’s chilled network – creating a future-ready, more efficient, resilient, safe and sustainable operation – through a new leading central distribution centre (CDC) that will handle all Arla’s chilled palletised products.
Through its development arm Green Clover Developments, Oakland International has joined forces with Cannington Enterprises to deliver a groundbreaking renewable energy facility that will underpin next-generation vertical farming, mushroom cultivation, and sustainable food manufacturing. Under the agreement, Cannington Enterprises will design, build, and operate a cutting-edge anaerobic digestion (AD) plant that transforms food waste, sourced via Oakland International, into renewable green energy, heat, and valuable by-products.
Doncaster-based Hörmann Transdek has successfully supplied and installed a Vehicle-to-Ground (V2G) lift at Next’s South Elmsall distribution centre, near Wakefield. The lift supports a newly built warehouse extension designed to meet the retailer’s growing demand for online fulfilment. Designed for modern, agile logistics, the V2G lift provides level-access loading and unloading for a full range of vehicles, from small vans to single and double-deck trailers, our loading bay feature reports.
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James Surridge
Publishing Editor
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