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From lorry drivers to forklift drivers, warehouse operatives to IT specialists, service technicians to delivery drivers – the European logistics industry comprises a diverse range of people, forming is a well-oiled machine consisting of at least 5 million people across the continent. For many of us this army of workers is more or less invisible – but this powerful team is working around the clock to meet our daily needs. 

For instance, with 750 million people in Europe and a typical food consumption of around 1,5kg per person per day, it means that over a billion kilos of groceries need to be delivered to our local stores or front doors every single day – a task that needs to be timely accomplished, virtually every day of the year. Add to that the requirements for medicines, clothing, household items and building materials and the strength and responsibility of the logistics industry becomes even more impressive. 

We are a leading player in the European logistics industry, manufacturing, supplying and servicing the equipment needed to move and store goods in warehouses and factories. Today’s logistics systems are based on intelligent machines that are digitally monitored to improve efficiency and reduce costs, and to better protect the operators and maximise safety. Many companies are now using automated technology to respond to consumer demand and ensure that deliveries take place on time, every time. 

So next time you go to your local store, or receive a home delivery, think about the millions of people in the European logistics industry that make all this possible.

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The logistics industry adapts to seasonal shifts and consumer preferences, ensuring that shelves are stocked with the right products at the right time. Managing changing demands requires effective traceability and real-time data analysis to minimise waste and meet consumer expectations. As a leading player in European logistics, we innovate alongside our partners, utilising technologies like robotic stock scanners and drones to optimise stock levels and supply chains. This ensures that consumers have the freedom to shape their daily experiences with a variety of choices.