Items Tagged with 'warehouse logistics'

The state-of-the-art facility includes multiple temperature zones.

The software solution, which seamlessly integrates with a wide variety of warehouse management systems, is unique because it's highly configurable, aligning with a company's specific operations and priorities. 

With the addition of new powerful algorithms and digital twin mapping of the warehouse, Lucas Systems' next generation Dynamic Work Optimization (DWO) delivers more effective warehouse performance by considering in-the-moment complexities related to order priority, SKU clustering, proximity and warehouse layout.  

 This project marks a significant addition to the export potential of poultry, pork and meat producers in the U.S. Southeast and Midwest.

 The two cutting-edge cold storage facilities will total 365,000 square feet of infill space.

This episode honors Longbow Advantage, R&FF’s 2023 Logistics Provider of the Year, and discusses the ways in which technology and automation are changing the food logistics landscape.

The project is set to break ground on the first phase of construction this spring and will include a 281,849 square foot temperature-controlled warehouse.

The new facility is scheduled to be operational by late summer 2024. 

While not a cold-storage warehouse, this is an example of the very latest technology, automation, order picking, logistics efficiencies, and energy-saving equipment that cold chain facilities can incorporate into their own high-volume buildings. 

Honor Foods, a Burris Logistics company, is in the final stage of moving its current Philadelphia operation from its North 5th Street location to a new warehouse at 5505 Tacony Street. The final day of business in its current location will be Thursday, January 7, preparing for a Monday, January 11 opening of the new warehouse. Honor Foods worked closely with the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation to identify a suitable site within the city, eventually choosing a 20-acre parcel sitting within the former Frankford Military Arsenal site that closed in 1977.