warehouses
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Europe
Relieving physical stress of warehouse workers through ergoskeletons that share loads
French-based 3PL FM Logistic has unveiled the Ergoskel, an ergoskeleton designed to assist warehouse employees to work around parcels without them taking a toll on…
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Logistics
Scathing reports document negative impacts of Amazon warehouse model
Among the findings: The serious injury rate in some facilities is double the national average for the warehousing industry, and for every $1 in wages,…
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Logistics
CBRE sees tolerable 2020 slowing in U.S. industrial real estate
CBRE sees slowing but still-strong U.S. industrial real estate market
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American Shipper
Shadow of Brexit fuels Dutch warehouse logistics boom
Brexit-driven scramble for supply chain properties continues as Tristan plans $165 million investment in Dutch logistics platform.
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News
How warehouses keep up with e-commerce growth
Rents keep rising, but leasing robotics has never been cheaper.
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Business
Borderlands: Halliburton lays off 650 workers; DHL expands El Paso freight operations
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Halliburton lays off 650 oil and…
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Last Mile
Today’s pick-up: A nickel for your thoughts; car-haulers cry the capacity-shortage blues
A shortage of nickel may stall EV battery production' car haulers cry the driver shortage blues; where will the value-added warehouse jobs come from?
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News
Temperature-controlled storage provider sees “favorable” outlook
Americold Realty Trust sees favorable refrigerated warehouse supply and demand dynamics continuing.
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Logistics
eBay to launch fulfillment, delivery service in U.S. next year
eBay to launch fulfillment, delivery service for high-volume US users
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Logistics
Industrial real estate owners bullish on outlook, lukewarm on near-term price gains
Owners of industrial real estate expect gains in 2019 but not to the extent that had been once forecast, a survey found.
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