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Packaging and Co-Packing: Value-Added Services Help Retailers Compete in a World of Amazon

Importers and domestic manufacturers who sell goods to retailers face an increasingly complex landscape of consumer demands and brand positioning, as the balance between e-commerce and brick-and-mortar sales continues to shift.

In the battle to make their product more attractive to consumers, packaging is a crucial element. Many turn to third-party packaging and co-packing service providers to gain the edge.

Packaging and Co-Packing: Value-Added Services Help Retailers Compete in a World of Amazon

'Cellular Picking' Warehouse Solution Aims to Save Thousands of Man Hours

Each year, companies lose thousands of productive hours as warehouse workers walk up and down fulfillment center floors. A new "man to goods" approach by software provider SnapFulfil is aiming to change that.

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Three Retail Risks in the Race Against Amazon

In an era when next-day delivery is becoming a fundamental expectation, companies across industries are rethinking how they receive, fulfill and ship customer orders.

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Here's Where to Invest to Keep Up With Amazon

Customer demand for fast and cheap delivery is forcing the marketplace to step up performance.

Micro-Fulfillment Is Promising, But These Solutions Aren't Cutting It

There are major design gaps that will limit the effectiveness of today's small-format urban fulfillment solutions.

Source: Bloomberg

This Five-Pillar ‘Sell Anywhere’ Strategy Will Help Retailers Thrive

Each sales channel presents a unique opportunity to connect with customers and achieve long-term, profitable growth in a constantly evolving commerce environment.

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Decade of the Cloud: How Supply-Chain Applications Are Maturing

Cloud-based, software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions have grown from outliers to commonplace for supply-chain systems.

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The State of American Supply-Chain Labor

Finding labor to manage 24/7 demand is a growing challenge for today’s businesses, and many warehouses are turning to transportation-related automation.

Warehouse Automation Needs This Software to Reach Its Full Value

As a warehouse changes the underlying mechanisms by which it operates, it must also change the software that orchestrates it.

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Using Innovative Packaging to Overcome Lithium Battery Shipping Challenges

Analyst Insight: The shipping and handling of lithium batteries has become a highly challenging and regulated endeavor. Given the fire risk associated with this hazardous material, heavy restrictions on transport and storage, from commercial aircraft bans to state-of-charge rules, have been imposed. As a result, organizations often struggle to cope with the impact of these requirements on the supply chain, and find a safe, compliant and cost-effective approach to packaging these materials.

The Automation Pivot Point

Distribution networks with legacy infrastructure are struggling to meet the incredible demand generated by the rise of e-commerce.

Source: Bloomberg

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