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No more trucking falls

Wednesday 19 November 2008

ONE in four truck drivers admit to having fallen off a truck and, despite the relatively low heights, the falls often break bones and can even cause severe head injuries.


Trucks taking on climate change

Friday 29 August 2008

CLIMATE change has presented the Australian community, industry and Government with a need for a revolutionary policy approach in the establishment of commodity and financial markets aimed at facilitating the reduction of greenhouse gas (ghg) emissions.


Cutting carbon emissions to reduce freight transport costs

Wednesday 16 July 2008

EFFECTIVE action to cut freight transport greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions can also reduce business costs concludes a National Transport Commission (NTC) discussion paper, Freight transport in a carbon constrained economy.


Australian Garlic gets a helping hand from Chep

Saturday 05 July 2008

AUSTRALIAN Garlic has seen its harvest increase several-fold over the past three years.


Freight gets smarter and greener

Wednesday 04 June 2008

HIGH-TECH solutions such as warehouse automation, the use of GPS for route planning, and specially designed IT systems to reduce paperwork are having a significant impact on physical distribution efficiencies.


Mobile warehouse cuts time-to-market

Monday 05 May 2008

A LEADING materials handling specialist is calling on manufacturers to 'fuse' their warehouse and truck operations to expedite stock movement.


Warehousing goes mobile

Thursday 20 March 2008

TRUCKS and other road and transport have always been an important element in Australia's materials handling and logistics industry that the drivers face increasing pressure to beat the clock to keep handling times down.


Knockdown storage container

Tuesday 18 March 2008

NAYLA’s KitBin is an innovative way to reduce freight and storage costs.


Gas-powered forklifts keep freight moving

Thursday 28 February 2008

ONE of Australia's express freight companies, Star Track Express, relies on a fleet of gas-powered Nissan forklifts to deliver a high level of service to its customers in a demanding and competitive industry.


NMI-approved parcel scanner

Wednesday 20 February 2008

SCALE Components has launched the National Measurement Institute (NMI) approved ParcelScan in-line dimensioning system. NMI approval enables the ParcelScan system to be certified for legal trade measurement.


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