Business expansion can expose weaknesses in a fragmented logistics network. The answer may be better coordination rather than another standalone provider.
Port of Tilbury puts UK-first hydrogen ReachStacker to work
Port of Tilbury has begun operating the UK’s first hydrogen fuel cell ReachStacker, supported by green hydrogen produced on site.
Gartner maps four stages of warehouse AI adoption
Warehouse AI is moving into operational use as labour pressure and maturing automation technologies change the investment case.
Loadsmart expands into Brazil with Opendock platform
Loadsmart has launched Opendock in Brazil, targeting long vehicle queues and fragmented yard processes at major logistics facilities.
GXO deploys 127-robot system for Guess fulfilment
The Venlo installation combines Exotec robots, goods-to-person picking and conveyor automation to support Guess’s retail and online distribution.
Ferrovalle selects optimisation platform for Mexico City hub
The intermodal operator will add Inform’s Syncrotess platform to its existing terminal system, with go-live planned for June 2027.
Topa, Boxo target wider adoption of reusable shipping packaging
The companies are pairing reusable parcel formats with a shared return network designed to reduce the infrastructure burden for e-commerce businesses.
Nabuurs reports 60–70% cut in routine cleaning labour
An autonomous Tennant scrubber is now cleaning routes at Nabuurs’ 60,000m² Oosterhout warehouse, reducing the need for dedicated machine operation.
Kave Home selects TGW for new automated logistics centre
The Spanish retailer’s future Tordera hub will more than double current storage capacity and support e-commerce, retail and B2B fulfilment.
Tanzania cycle challenge links logistics sector with Transaid mission
Ian Wright will ride more than 450km across Tanzania in five days to raise funds for Transaid’s transport and healthcare work.