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Barbera Farms a growing force with Toyota Forklifts

One of Australia's largest growers of capsicums, tomatoes and zucchinis has chosen a fleet of Toyota forklifts for its material handling needs.
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Niche technology firm makes the grade

Global word-of-mouth is driving the international growth of Melbourne-based supply chain technology firm Microlistics.
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Cross border regulation is costing Australia

The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has released a major case study revealing the impact of inconsistent regulation on Australia’s Transport & Logistics (T&L) industry.
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2009 Logistics Mercury Awards LAUNCHED!

Logistics Magazine is proud to announce that its fourth annual Mercury Awards Program is open for entries and welcomes on board its valued sponsors, both ‘old hand’ and new.
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Cross-Channel Expectations on the Rise

A Sterling Commerce survey finds that US consumers’ cross-channel expectations continue to rise, even in tough economic times, and that earning consumer loyalty can play a role in increasing sales.
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Industry stalwart

Leading Australian businesses are focusing on a broader perspective of the supply chain and are approaching their technology in the same way: seeking integrated solutions to enable them to make informed decisions.
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Eco Drive to reduce carbon emissions

A new product to be launched by Andromeda in collaboration with the Australian Logistics Council and Linfox offers fuel savings up of 15% through driver education.
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