UPS Expands Asia Pacific Logistics Capacity with Automation-Led Mega Hub
UPS has opened its largest and most technologically advanced logistics facility in Asia Pacific, as the parcel and supply chain giant ramps up investment in warehouse automation and regional fulfilment infrastructure.
How Siemens and KION are Working Together to Develop the Supply Chains of the Future
Siemens and KION Group have entered a strategic partnership to digitalise intralogistics operations, with a focus on improving supply chain resilience, flexibility and productivity through AI, automation and simulation technologies.
DHL Deepens SAF Strategy with IAG Cargo to Cut More Than 1 Million Tonnes of Emissions
DHL Group is expanding its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) sourcing strategy through a new long-term agreement with IAG Cargo, as the logistics provider looks to secure lower-emissions air freight capacity and strengthen its sustainable transport offering for customers.
Pyramid Debuts New Brand as Duravant Expands Warehouse Automation Software Portfolio
Duravant is formally rebranding Matthews Automation Solutions as Pyramid, positioning the business as a larger part of its warehouse and logistics automation strategy as demand grows for scalable software and controls across fulfilment operations.
LG CNS Targets Cold Chain Logistics with Warehouse Robot Built for Subzero Operations
LG CNS is expanding its logistics automation portfolio with a new warehouse robot designed to operate continuously in frozen and refrigerated environments, as supply chain operators seek more resilient and efficient solutions for cold chain fulfilment.
“Unprecedented Package Visibility” UPS RFID Sensing Logistics Tech Explained
UPS is rolling out radio frequency identification (RFID) sensing technology across its U.S. small package network, marking what the company says is the first broad deployment of RFID across an integrated logistics network by a major provider.
How Nestlé and the ILO are Strengthening Labour Standards in Coffee Supply Chains
Nestlé and the International Labour Organization (ILO) are expanding their long-standing partnership with a new two-year initiative aimed at improving labour rights and fair recruitment practices across coffee supply chains in Brazil, Colombia and Mexico.
Sainsbury’s Long-Term Partnership Supply Model : Why it Matters for Food Producers
Sainsbury’s multi-year farming strategy is designed to strengthen supply chains and support long-term agricultural investment.
“A bet on America Always Pays Off” : Ford CEO Jim Farley on Commitment to US Manufacturing
Ford Highlights US Manufacturing Leadership as CEO Jim Farley Reaffirms Long-Term Commitment to Domestic Production