Packaging

Although RM2 USA’s (Booth 1316) BLOCKPal pallets already had a high coefficient of friction, they’ve been further enhanced with a new gel coat finish.

Numina Group (Booth 4427) is demonstrating the latest pick, pack and ship technologies.

In Booth 4335, ORBIS Corp. debuted the Pally—a cross between a pallet and a dolly—that allows users to streamline fulfillment, distribution and merchandising efforts faster, easier and with greater versatility.

A new composite pallet offers reusable, returnable benefits to new markets.

Lab replicates real-world applications and will help troubleshoot without slowing or stopping production lines.

Global supply chain logistics company adopting closer alignment with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.

Technavio research indicates food and beverage segment will see fastest growth.

Portable scale increases flexibility and ergonomics for multiple shipping modes.

Enterprise labeling systems and configurable business logic help streamline complex requirements.

U.S. food industry trails the global market, which is being driven by emerging markets like Argentina, Brazil, China and India.

Program includes further pallet deployment in coming years.

A record 50,000 attendees expected in 1.2 million net square feet of exhibit space.

Prime Advantage survey reflects confidence in manufacturing for 2016 among midsized industrial U.S. manufacturers.

Pam Nielsen managed volume growth of 35% over five years, developed Sealed Air's Lean Six Sigma program and cut quote delivery time by nearly 80%.

New program expands the company’s accessories and consumables offerings and includes new online ordering system