Armstrong & Associates conducts warehouse survey
In the second half of 2011, Armstrong & Associates collected information on contracting warehousing companies whose total revenues exceed $13 billion
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IKEA switches from timber to cardboard pallets
Eco-friendly pallet switch is also expected to pay financial dividends to IKEA, which is making the switch from wooden to corrugated cardboard pallets
Best of 2011: London Riots
Monday's England riots burnt down London's Sony distribution warehouse and affected DHL's deliveries
Factory explosion at Apple Taiwanese supplier Pegatron
Apple's supply chain took another hit in 2011, as a weekend explosion at a Pegatron subsidiary in Shanghai is the latest incident in a rash of Apple supplier problems
Do rising inventory stats point to economic turnaround?
Climbing inventory figures in U.S. warehouses and sales statistics from a record-setting Thanksgiving weekend spending could put an end to double-dip recession fear
RIM writes off $485M worth of overstocked inventory
With billions of dollars of inventory stockpiled due to slumping sales, Research In Motion writes off millions in taxes
Supply Tech: Coca-Cola's PlantBottle
Coca-Cola's Scott Vitters talks exclusively with Supply Chain Digital on why he sees PlantBottle as a "disruptive technology"
LAX opens new refrigerated warehouse
Mercury Air's 16,000-square-foot refrigerated warehouse should help Los Angeles compete better in perishable air freight
Research In Motion inventory stockpile soars
Facing slowing sales, Research In Motion's BlackBerry and PlayBook inventories have doubled
Lomotek reveals breakthrough African thermoplastics
New long-fiber reinforced thermoplastics expected to help the South African plastic pallet industry
