Swedish multinational Thule, an outdoor company featuring smart, sustainable and high-quality products for people with an active lifestyle, is centralising its European logistics operations in an automated warehouse from Mecalux. The 42-metre-high facility, with a capacity of 40,000 pallets, will use Easy WMS to streamline order processing and boost operational efficiency.
PepsiCo is implementing a new AS/RS in Poland, featuring the Automated Pallet Shuttle served by stacker cranes, an electric monorail system and Easy WMS integrated with SAP. The AS/RS will run 24/7, optimise processes and cut CO₂ emissions by 200 tonnes a year.
Aliauto, a leading supplier of industrial vehicle parts, will equip its new Alcalá de Guadaira (Seville) warehouse with Mecalux systems. The pallet and cantilever racking will boost logistics efficiency, with capacity for 3,584 pallets of varying sizes.
The webinar “The Role of AI in e-Commerce and e-Fulfillment” explored how artificial intelligence is transforming e-commerce. In the discussion, Eva Ponce and Matthias Winkenbach, joined by Mecalux software expert Chris Huber, outlined the most imminent changes in logistics.
Automated systems, warehouse software and AI solutions are driving logistics optimisation across key global industries.
Mecalux will present its automation, software and storage solutions at the IMHX 2025 trade fair in Birmingham (United Kingdom). The company has extensive experience implementing automated and software solutions for companies in all sectors in the United Kingdom.
