Mecalux will exhibit its one-stop offering of warehouse automation and software at Retail Supply Chain & Logistics Expo 2026. It will also present its latest advances in AI and its collaboration with MIT to drive logistics innovation.
The MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL) and Mecalux have launched an executive course. The programme will provide senior executives with practical insights into applying AI to warehousing and supply chain decision-making.
PepsiCo is building a new automated warehouse in Michrów, Poland, equipped with six stacker cranes, an electric monorail system and Easy WMS. With a capacity of 28,500 pallets, the facility will connect directly to the production plant to streamline internal beverage flows.
SPP Products, a premier US distributor of plumbing supplies, will digitalise its Houston facility with Interlake Mecalux’s Easy WMS. The software solution will enable more precise inventory management and traceability, marking a key step in the company’s expansion and modernisation strategy.
Slaur Sardet will install an AS/RS with eight stacker cranes and Easy WMS in its warehouse in Le Havre, France. Mecalux’s integrated solution will help Slaur Sardet manage its annual production of 160 million bottles more efficiently and optimise export operations.
Mecalux’s Best Practices No. 40 explores how AI is transforming logistics and supply chain management. Discover Mecalux’s AI projects, international research, and real-world automation and warehouse digitalisation success stories.
