Latest posts about Sustainability
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Sustainability: Make the small things count
December 16, 2010
In this climate, many materials handling companies are being increasingly socially responsible and are looking for ways to reduce their carbon footprint. In some cases, this means creating a greener product, in other cases it means a greener process and a sustainable working environment.
Totes and containers can yield 7 magnificent gains
December 15, 2010
Although not new to the materials handling market, reusable plastic totes and containers are growing in use throughout many industries by addressing seven key challenges for users.
Sealed Air’s paper materials certified as responsible
November 30, 2010
Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) chain of custody certification ensures the certified raw wood is accounted for throughout the supply chain.
Distribution doing good at Boston Food Bank
November 22, 2010
In its new 117,000 square foot distribution center, The Greater Boston Food Bank is applying materials and information handling best practices to feed more than 83,000 people from underserved communities each week.
The opportunity of the green supply chain
November 19, 2010
We're schizophrenic on green, and that's an opportunity for our industry
UPS, IDC survey looks cites cost concerns as biggest supply chain factor
November 12, 2010
Manufacturing respondents say meeting customer expectations is their biggest business concern regarding reverse logistics.
BSR study shows supply chain’s sustainable practices are key
November 12, 2010
“When the recession hit with full force two years ago, we urged our members to stick with sustainability as a key to achieving long-term business success,” said BSR President and CEO Aron Cramer.
Packaging Product: Multipacker reduces packaging waste
October 25, 2010
The continuous motion Tritium multipacker includes the RoboWand programmable path wrapping section for enhanced versatility, ease of changeover, and finished product quality.
Packaging Product: Inflatable truck dunnage bags secure loads in transit
October 19, 2010
For bracing trailer loads to avoid damage from shifting, Air-Lock truck dunnage bags offer a sustainable, security-sensitive solution.
Warehouse/DC: Petco strengthens the DC network
October 15, 2010
With its new DC, the pet retailer has reduced its handling costs, bolstered its green transportation initiatives, and fortifies its overall distribution network—all while providing room to grow.
Lift trucks get smarter
August 20, 2010
New technologies and usage practices can help you maximize your fleet’s productivity and longevity while reducing your carbon footprint
With energy legislation tabled, sustainability efforts go forward
August 9, 2010
Now that the United States Senate has reached a stalemate of sorts regarding a national energy policy, the subsequent effects of this political stalemate from a transportation and logistics perspective remain to be seen, it seems.
CAPS launches new service center
July 14, 2010
The new Southern California Reusable Shipping Container Service Center will support and manage steady West Coast growth.
Sustainability and the green supply chain: Crescent/Stonco and energy efficiency
July 12, 2010
Get a new lease on lighting, lower your utility bills and polish your green bona-fides. Crescent/Stonco, a provider of industrial lighting solutions, is tapping into that convergence with something the company calls the Stonco Warehouse Energy Program.
Motors: Taking control of materials handling; flexibility and energy efficiency
June 2, 2010
Some of the best new ideas in automated materials handling are the result of better motors, drives and controls. Here’s what you need to know.