Warehousing

Honeywell Launches Robot To Reduce Warehouse Injuries, Boost Efficiency

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Putting Robotics To Work In The Warehouse And The Storefront — At Your Doorstep

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Feds Order Border Warehouse To Pay $235K In Back Wages

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Putting Robotics To Work In The Warehouse And The Storefront — At Your Doorstep

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Feds Order Border Warehouse To Pay $235K In Back Wages

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Need A Warehouse? You May Have To Wait 9 Months

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In Logistics Warehousing, The Windy City Has The Wind At Its Back

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Need A Warehouse? You May Have To Wait 9 Months

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In Logistics Warehousing, The Windy City Has The Wind At Its Back

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Could Warehouse Automation Increase Truck Capacity By 30%?

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STORD Rethinks The Warehouse With Atlanta Innovation Hub

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Warehousing Recent News

Borderlands: More Investment, Manufacturing Jobs For Mexico

Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: More investment, manufacturing jobs for Mexico; new 3,000-acre logistics hub for Texas; TUM Logistics acquires 110 Kenworth tractors; and CBP seizes 6 kilos of DMT en route to Arkansas.

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Global Logistics Warehouse Demand To Surge Through 2024, JLL Says

Worldwide demand for logistics warehousing, already at elevated levels, will continue to surge at least through 2024 as more space will be needed to support growth in multiple industries, notably e-commerce, according to a survey published Wednesday by real estate services giant JLL Inc. (NYSE: JLL)

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Fetch And Körber Rolling Out Integrated Case Pick-To-Pallet Solution

It's a tough time to be a warehouse operator. Many must contend with a dwindling labor supply while taking on skyrocketing demand brought about by the rise of e-commerce, making it tricky to capitalize on the influx of orders. But what if, rather than relying on the limited supply of skilled warehouse workers, an operator could eliminate the need for new hires entirely?

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SPAC In Focus: Berkshire Grey Ready For Its Debut

For many warehouse automation companies, the time is now to enter the public markets, and that is true for Berkshire Grey, which will likely go public later this month through a reverse merger with special

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Zebra Technologies To Acquire Warehouse Automation Firm Fetch Robotics

Zebra Technologies, which provides everything from mobile computers and printers to data capture and machine learning systems and even temperature monitoring and sensing technologies, is adding warehouse robotics to its portfolio.

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Without Changes, Warehouses Could Ground Drone Deliveries

Maybe not today, and not likely tomorrow, but one day soon, many Americans will receive their first e-commerce delivery by drone. For residents in select areas of the country – North Carolina, Arkansas and Ohio among others – drones are already making deliveries to the home.

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Berkshire Grey Shows Next-Generation Fulfillment Robots

Berkshire Grey has unveiled its next-generation picking robots for fulfillment operations.

NextNav, With Its Warehouse-Ready Positioning Technology, Going Public Via SPAC

NextNav, whose primary product is a next-generation GPS system that provides far more spatial data than a standard system, such as where in a building an item is located, is going public through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company. The SPAC is Spartacus Acquisition Co., and the expertise of much of its management team has been in telecommunications.

Livestock Haulers Urge FMCSA Action In Wake Of JBS Cyberattack

Livestock shippers are asking the Biden administration to issue an emergency waiver of work-rule restrictions for truckers hauling both livestock and meat products to avoid transportation delays in the wake of the cyberattack on global meat supplier JBS.

Mobile Warehousing And Storage Frees Capacity From Crowded Ports

Improving Fulfillment Efficiency Amid COVID-19

Improving fulfillment efficiency is a goal of virtually all successful warehouse operations. It's an especially necessary aim now. The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic continues to disrupt global supply chains. It's spurring consumers to buy online to avoid spending time in spaces that could increase their likelihood of contracting the virus.

Maersk Buying US Warehousing And Distribution Company

Food, Beverage Sector Gained Ground In 2019 US Warehouse Leasing, CBRE Says

Warehouse Project Approval Violated California Environmental Laws, Attorney General Says

WiseTech Acquires Ready Korea

Leveraging Robots-As-A-Service In A Competitive Warehousing Environment

Prologis And Norwegian Investment Arm In $2 Billion US Logistics Warehouse Venture

Europa Worldwide Gets New Head Of Property To Manage Construction Of Its £60 Million Futuristic Warehouse

Ware2Go, Fundera Bundling Distribution, Financial Services

Shadow Of Brexit Fuels Dutch Warehouse Logistics Boom

Port Report: Resin Exports To Grow With New Charleston Warehouse

Amazon, Home Depot Sign On As Tenants To Multi-Story Seattle Warehouse

FreightWaves Radio Preview: Apps On Your Phone; The "Urban Warehouse"