Showing posts with label warehousing and distribution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label warehousing and distribution. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 June 2014

Essex ports and warehousing are underutilised, and therefore very inexpensive

The port facilities in Essex lie right between two of the busiest, and therefore most expensive ports in the South. I don’t need to elaborate too much on the cost of doing business in London. Land prices for any use are exorbitant, and labour prices don’t lag much behind. As a result,

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Five vital IT questions to ask when choosing a fulfilment partner



The fulfilment market is heating up, and it is the perfect time to review your warehousing and distribution situation. Maybe even see if there might be a better provider out there. One of the things we seem to forget to look at, though, is the 3PL’s IT situation.

The following are five

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Warehousing and distribution in the lean years: Reduced inventory for lower costs.

Part One:

Inventory is the whole point of a warehouse, but all too often the sheer volume of it can hamper efficiency and reduce your ability to manage it effectively. Today, we will try to look at inventory problems from a new perspective.
Let's look at new ways of running a leaner, more

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How can a third party warehousing partner save you money?

More and more product oriented enterprises are making the shift from using their own warehousing facilities and instead using a third party warehousing and distribution partner to handle all aspects of their product-side logistics. Recent advances in the industry are bringing this kind of

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