Logistics News

Mark your calendars! TAWI is heading to LogiMAT 2025, the leading international trade show for intralogistics solutions and process management. Taking place in Stuttgart, Germany, from March 11-13, 2025, this is your exclusive opportunity to witness our lifting solutions in action.

We’re bringing our latest innovations in smart lifting solutions tailored for the logistics industry! Designed with the user and sustainability in mind, these solutions perfectly align with the logistics industry’s evolving needs.

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Facing challenges such as labour shortages and safety risks, traditional logistics methods struggle to maintain operational efficiency. Incorporating technologies like GPS tracking, automation, and innovative vacuum lifters can not only boost operational efficiency but also reduce costs, improve safety, and ensure customer satisfaction.

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The logistics sector is becoming increasingly intertwined with the economics, politics and environmental state of the world. These challenges faced by this industry are not merely logistical but are reflective of broader societal trends and shifts. However, these logistical issues and challenges don’t necessarily have to escalate into problems for your business. There are strategies to manage these challenges effectively to prevent negative impacts on operations. Unsurprisingly, technology is often key.

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Contrary to popular belief, safety, productivity, and efficiency are not mutually exclusive in warehouse operations. In fact, they can coexist and mutually enhance each other. But how is this achieved?

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Packaging materials are a vital component of modern logistics, not only protecting products during transportation and storage but also reflecting the brand image of businesses. This has led to a significant evolution in packaging materials, driven by technological advancements, changing consumer preferences and sustainability concerns. With the changes in materials used for packaging, we’re often asked if vacuum lifting remains a viable option to manage these new loads.

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