Carolina Handling

Raymond dealership in Southeast celebrates its 58th year with program that will donate electric pallet jacks to hunger relief organizations throughout its territory, which includes North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Florida’s Central time zone.

Material handling solution provider in Southeast promotes Perkins from executive VP role

Auction of custom-painted Raymond reach truck will benefit two veteran's organizations. The Carolina Handling Patriotic Reach Truck online auction will bconclude at 8 p.m. on Thursday, August 17, 2023, which is National Nonprofit Day.

Donation of a Raymond forklift to Trucker’s Safety, Support & Supply Fleet, Inc., was coordinated by the American Logistics Aid Network. The donation will help the nonprofit organization unload truckloads of food, clothing and other goods donated to assist low-income families in South Fulton and surrounding communities in Georgia.

To qualify for the annual MVP Award, companies are required to provide evidence of their commitment to their partners including their employees, customers and suppliers.

Carolina Handling set the record for creating the world’s largest pallet painting on October 10 in Greenville, South Carolina when it completed a 26,235-square-foot portrait of Lady Liberty.

This study shows the most impactful findings show that 90 percent of respondents believe investment in new technology will help attract and retain workers rather than create a fear of replacement.

This white paper examines three bottom-line benefits of this nontraditional warehouse solution that are ideal for industries such as automotive, electronics, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and small parts distributors.

Raymond lift truck dealer and intralogistics solutions provider in Southeast building a new 82,508-square-foot facility in Fairburn, Ga., scheduled to open in early 2023. The new facility in South Fulton County will feature an expanded warehouse, state-of-the-art office and meeting space, and will offer close proximity to Interstate 85 and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, according to Mike Gainor, executive vice president of sales.

Program to begin this fall at North Carolina’s largest community college in Raleigh, will prepare students to be technicians specializing in the maintenance and repair of lift trucks