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Robust order intake strengthens a local firm

9th November 2001 East Rand consulting firm LGA Logistics Consultants’ financial outlook for the year has been strengthened by a robust order intake, reports project manager Iain Sherwood. →

Shelving worth R22,35m supplied

9th November 2001 Business for one of South Africa’s largest shelving and racking manufacturers, Acrow, has been flying high as it has supplied products to the value of R22,35-million in the last year to various clients in the retail, chemical and industrial sectors. →

Proper file storage essential, says firm

9th November 2001 The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre continues to haunt the world emtionally and financially. Thousands of lives were lost, two bastions of a world economy were demolished and people around the world watched in horror as they realised the overall effect the attacks brought about. One... →

Rotating gadget organiser

31st August 2001 Rotating gadget organiser →

Contina Storage Systems

15th June 2001 Contina manufactures high-precision 19” aluminium rack cabinets and 19” wall-mounted enclosures. →

Brewery gets new distribution centre

By: System Author 10th November 2000 Warehousing & storage →

R10,4-million distribution centre finished

By: System Author 10th November 2000 Warehousing & storage →

Racking and shelving installation completed

By: System Author 10th November 2000 Warehousing & storage →

Upgrade to distribution centre completed

By: System Author 10th November 2000 Warehousing & storage →

Racks, shelves and pallets installed

By: System Author 10th November 2000 Warehousing & storage →

R33m bottling line completed

By: System Author 21st April 2000 Believed to be a world-first in the softdrink bottling industry, a mechanised picking system has been developed at Associated Beverage Industries, in Midrand, which will reportedly put the warehouse and distribution system back at the forefront of mechanised operations. →

R1,4-million racking contract awarded

By: System Author 12th November 1999 Warehousing & Storage →

Conveyor division on the roll with gravity rollers

By: System Author 12th November 1999 Warehousing & Storage →

R1,8m goods-lift order awarded for Gauteng casino project

By: System Author 12th November 1999 Warehousing & Storage →

US-type self-storage facility for Gauteng

By: System Author 12th November 1999 Warehousing & Storage →

Opening the door to optimal enviro control

By: System Author 12th November 1999 Warehousing & Storage →

Data warehousing gains popularity in IT age

By: System Author 12th November 1999 Warehousing & Storage →

Firm gets its bearings with shelving project

By: System Author 12th November 1999 Warehousing & Storage →

Leading supplier expands seal stockholding

By: System Author 17th September 1999 Seals, Gaskets and Sealing Mechanism →

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