Food Logistics

JAN-FEB 2015

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18 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2015 • FOOD LOGISTICS www.foodlogistics.com C an the warehouse play a bigger role in driving growth and proftability in the food and beverage (f&b;) industry? Can investing in the warehouse actually improve a company's ability to serve customers more effciently? For such investments to happen, a revolution may be needed in how f&b; companies view the warehouse. And a revolution of sorts is taking shape, thanks to evolving automation technol- ogy. Companies are fnding that automated storage and retrieval, automatic guided vehicles, goods-to-person picking sys- tems, voice-recognition-based picking and software-managed inventory systems all help im- prove operating effciency. C O V E R S T O R Y The WAREHOUSE As A Competitive Advantage p Automation keeps adding ways to streamline inventory flow. By Elliot Maras

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