In last month’s newsletter, we discussed what you should have in place to make your asset tracking journey efficient, simple and worthwhile.
But there’s another thing that can help make your supply chain safer and more reliable – the pallets you choose…
The right choice
When it comes to food and beverage logistics, it’s crucial your products go from A to B safely and efficiently.
But did you know that the pallets you choose play a vital part in keeping your supply chain safe?
Our latest article explores how plastic pallets can increase safety for food and beverage businesses. From traceability and compliance to hygiene, increased durability to pest resistance, plastic pallets can provide you with a competitive edge, ensuring your products reach consumers safely.
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Fresh in our minds
Last month, we were proud to showcase our IoT-enabled Plastic Pallets at Festival of Fresh, the event that brings together leaders from the fresh produce industry.
It was a great day of networking, talks, sampling and even football-themed fun for the Euros!
The team shared the benefits of Digipal Plastic Pallets with supermarket suppliers, explaining how they can optimise supply chains, reduce costs and minimise their environmental impact.
All in all, we loved our time there and had plenty of exciting conversations. Thank you to everyone who came to speak to us – it was great to meet you.
Save up to 3x
Plastic pallets, crates and boxes offer plenty of advantages over wood, such as their:
- Durability
- Lifespan
- Resistance to moisture and pets
Using plastic pallets leads to fewer replacements, a reduced risk of damage and a decreased negative impact on the planet.
Digipal’s heavy-duty RAN 3 (Rackable and Nestable) Pallets save up to 3x on transportation, handling and storage costs compared to standard counterparts.
Plus, they’re the only Rackable and Nestable Pallets that can hold 750kg when used for high-bay warehouse use.
That’s all for this month. Keep an eye out for our next newsletter in August.