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Kaufland Germany

When German hypermarket chain Kaufland decided to automate its new distribution centre (DC) in Geisenfeld, Vanderlande’s STOREPICK solution proved to be the perfect choice. As well as handling high volumes of fast-moving stock with great efficiency, the system is also the company’s first step into robotic automation. The technologies combine to help the company boost productivity, maximise use of space, and support its sustainability ambitions.

Albert Heijn

Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn took the decision to automate its regional distribution centre (DC) at Zaandam, The Netherlands, to boost capacity, increase efficiency and reduce its dependency on labour. It chose STOREPICK, Vanderlande’s robotised end-to-end automated case picking (ACP) solution, which also provides store-friendly deliveries to a rising number of shops.

Fast forward > Oman Airports

International airports serving the cities of Salalah and Muscat in Oman were modernised in 2015 and 2018 respectively. The all-encompassing projects included the installation of state-of-the-art baggage handling systems (BHS) from Vanderlande.

Delta Air Lines

Vanderlande’s relationship with Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) and Delta Air Lines at LAX began more than a decade ago, with the implementation of baggage handling projects and services at several terminals.

BONFIX

When BONFIX B.V. decided to build a new distribution centre, it chose Vanderlande as its automation partner. The goods-to-person order fulfilment solution FASTPICK is not only helping this family business to manage large volumes of ever-growing orders quickly and efficiently – it’s also won over employees by making their jobs more rewarding.

Václav Havel Airport Prague

In 2019, Vanderlande began work on a major expansion and refurbishment of two baggage handling systems (BHS) at Prague Airport. The goal was to help both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 cope with increasing passengers numbers, as well as bring the airport into compliance with ECAC Standard 3 screening regulations and improve links between the terminals.

LAX Airport

Over recent years, Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has undergone extensive refurbishment and expansion of its facilities to meet passenger and airline demand. The airport is also readying itself for two major events, as Los Angeles is hosting the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games and is a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As a trusted partner, Vanderlande is committed to supporting LAX as it implements its strategic growth and expansion programmes.

Oman Airports | Life-cycle services

Oman Airports had to ensure that the operation and maintenance (O&M) of their BHS was in safe and reliable hands and chose Vanderlande for these important tasks. A three-year O&M contract was originally signed in 2015, and this has subsequently been extended in 2018 from 2022 until 2028.

Fast forward > DHL Express Madrid Hub

We last visited DHL Express Madrid’s (DHL) 14,500 m2 air hub at Barajas Adolfo Suarez Airport just after it opened in 2018. In this edition of Fast Forward, we go back to the state-of-the-art facility to see how Vanderlande’s parcel sortation system is increasing capacity for the company’s national and international services.

Oman Airports

Vanderlande has provided state-of-the-art baggage handling systems for two new passenger terminals at Muscat and Salalah international airports in Oman. The systems are integral to wider upgrades of both sites, and moves them away from a completely manual process for sorting bags.

Dublin Airport

Operator daa (Dublin Airport Authority) and Vanderlande completed the installation of a new automated baggage handling system (BHS) at Dublin Airport’s Terminal 1 in time for the 2023 holiday season.

Fast forward > Digitec Galaxus

In this latest edition of the Fast Forward series, we fast forward three years after the go-live of Vanderlande’s MICROSHUTTLE at Digitec Galaxus in Switzerland. We return to the country’s biggest e-commerce company at Wohlen to find out how the innovative solution has fared under the most challenging of circumstances.

PPL CZ

Parcel carrier PPL CZ opened its new transhipment centre in Hradec Králové in autumn 2022. The 46,000 m2 facility is strategically located near the D11 motorway, and will ensure the company has sufficient capacity and good transport links to service growing domestic and international markets.

De Bondt

De Bondt offers an extensive range of around 60,000 products from 50 well-known brands and collections. Delivering a high-quality service to its customers is essential. Fast delivery is a firm promise, as orders received before 6pm are guaranteed to be shipped on the same day. The company selected Vanderlande’s FASTPICK to help it manage strong growth and maintain high levels of customer service.

Digitec Galaxus

In just over 20 years, Digitec Galaxus has grown to become Switzerland’s number one e-commerce business. To deal with rapid expansion and growing order books, the company has partnered with Vanderlande – not just once, but twice – on warehouse automation projects.

Fast forward > Istanbul Airport

Istanbul Airport opened in April 2019, complete with a baggage handling system engineered, supplied and installed by Vanderlande. Since then, the airport has had to cope with COVID-19 and, as the world opened up again, a surge in passenger demand. So, after four years of operation, how is the BHS working and is it helping Istanbul Airport deliver a great service?

Netto

In a buoyant food retail market, Netto was enjoying a period of sustained growth and a positive outlook, as its main distribution centre neared maximum capacity for the grocery assortment. To meet its needs for the future, the Danish discount food retailer decided to invest in new logistic automation and chose STOREPICK, Vanderlande’s end-to-end automated case picking solution.

Van Gelder

Family-owned company, Van Gelder, is a major player in the Dutch fresh produce market. To facilitate ambitious plans for growth, and deal with issues such as labour scarcity and demanding lead times, the company took the decision to automate its warehouse with Vanderlande’s ADAPTO automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS).

Austrian Post

In 2022, Austrian Post opened an impressive 50,000m2 building in Allhaming. The new parcel sorting hub is the largest in Austria and ranks as one of the leading logistics centres of its type in Europe.

Fast forward > FAN Courier

We last visited FAN Courier in 2018 after two of Vanderlande’s CROSSORTERS were installed in its main hub on the outskirts of Bucharest. In the latest edition of this new series, we fast forward four years and return to the Romanian parcel company to see how this future-proof solution has helped it to successfully deal with changing circumstances.

Parcel Distribution Centre

10 weeks and tons of hard work went into setting up our brand new parcel sortation centre in York, UK. Check out this timelapse video of the entire process, from start to finish. From the laying of the foundation to the final touches, watch as this sortation centre takes shape in record time.

Lidl

Lidl’s distribution centre (DC) in Køge, Denmark, outperforms traditional order fulfilment methods by using Vanderlande’s state-of-the-art automated case picking solution.

Fast forward > Asda

We last visited Asda’s 28,600m2 ambient distribution centre (ADC) in Warrington when Vanderlande’s automated case picking (ACP) solution was installed in 2016 and the leading supermarket chain had entered a five-year agreement with its supplier to deliver life-cycle services. In the first of a new series, we fast forward five years and return to the UK retailer.

Asics

Vanderlande’s POSISORTER enables ASICS Oceania to pick multiple wholesale orders and thousands of e-commerce orders simultaneously. This reduced the cost per unit and effectively doubled the capacity.

Udea

Udea is a wholesaler of organic foods, natural personal care products and sustainable non-food items. For its new centralised distribution centre (DC) in Veghel, The Netherlands, Udea needed a state-of-the-art automated solution that provided the necessary levels of availability, performance and reliability to match its omni-channel needs.

Istanbul Airport | Life-cycle services

Alongside its supply of the BHS hardware and VIBES software, Vanderlande is also providing a comprehensive package of life-cycle services to Istanbul Airport.

de Bijenkorf

De Bijenkorf has been a strong Dutch brand for more than 150 years. Established in 1870 as a small haberdashery, it now has flagship stores in Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam. The company mainly sells luxury clothing, fashion accessories, cosmetics and perfume, as well as furniture and home accessories.

Zalando Sweden

Zalando selected Vanderlande’s AIRTRAX Pocket sorter to act as the heart of the new facility. Containing 6,500 pockets, it has been implemented as a pilot project.

Bosch

Bosch needed a new warehousing system for its DC in Karlsruhe. It had to facilitate triple-depth storage of containers weighing up to 50kg. Vanderlande’s QUICKSTORE turned out to be an ideal fit.

Eindhoven Airport

As the first airport to screen 100% of hand luggage with CT scanners, Eindhoven Airport’s goal was to improve efficiency and optimise passenger experience in a limited space.

Las Vegas McCarran International Airport

In order to ensure that its passengers enjoy a stress-free experience at its security areas, Las Vegas McCarran Int. Airport invested in Vanderlande’s PAX CHECKPOINT automated screening lanes (ASLs).

Istanbul Airport

In order to meet Istanbul Airport’s challenging deadlines and complex requirements, Vanderlande proposed an innovative, large-scale solution that combined hardware, software and life-cycle services.

DHL Madrid

At the heart of DHL’s air hub at Barajas Adolfo Suarez Airport is a Vanderlande sortation solution capable of processing more than 24,000 packages per hour.

E.Leclerc

To ensure that E.Leclerc Socamaine was able to meet its challenges head-on, Vanderlande proposed an integrated end-to-end solution – Automated Case Picking (ACP).

Rotterdam The Hague Airport

Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTHA) is a regional airport located in the southwestern region of The Netherlands. During the 1990s, strong economic growth caused an increase in passenger numbers..

Vegalsa-Eroski

Vegalsa-Eroski is the leading retailer in the food distribution sector in Galicia, with a commercial network of 263 stores (owned and franchised) and 87 smaller enterprises. Sales are booming but getting enough product out to the stores had become a real challenge.

Nova Poshta

Rapid growth presented a number of challenges to Nova Poshta. These included the need to maximise capacity, as well as invest in automation to improve its competitive position and fulfil ever-growing market demand.

FAN Courier

Two Vanderlande CROSSORTERs and a TRAYSORTER are helping Romanian parcel company FAN Courier successfully embrace the benefits of automation.

Würth

Würth chose to install Vanderlande’s highly flexible storage, retrieval and transportation system – ADAPTO. This makes optimal use of the available space in Riihimäki through its high storage density.

Asda

The ideal match for Asda’s brief was Vanderlande’s automated case picking (ACP) solution. The 28,600m2 DC now handles 840,000 cases per day and processes 7,800 SKUs.

Hong Kong International Airport

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) – or Chek Lap Kok – is among the busiest airports in the world. In 2018, it is expected to handle over 73 million passengers and more than five million tonnes of cargo.

Ciblex

Rising parcel volumes and the additional demands of customers have forced French parcel distributor Ciblex to continuously improve its network and sortation processes.

Oslo Airport (life-cycle services)

To help Oslo Airport achieve its strategic ambitions and maintain a reliable operation, Vanderlande provides a comprehensive life-cycle services package. Its site-based team consists of 50 full-time employees, and it also delivers a broad range of asset and logistic services.

Rhenus Contract Logistics

In 2009, Vanderlande delivered a material handling system to Rhenus at its site in Tilburg, The Netherlands. However, Rhenus’s main customer had recently experienced strong growth of approximately 30% per year. As a result, it approached Vanderlande to see how the system’s performance could be improved.

Keflavík Airport

Positioned around 50km southwest of capital Reykjavík, Keflavík Airport is one of Iceland’s major transportation hubs. It is the largest airport on the island and the country’s main transfer site for international travellers.

Argos

How can business games contribute to continuous improvement programs? At Argos we did 3 games, respectively aiming at improving tote handling, increasing pick performance and increasing system availability.

Bergen Airport

Bergen Airport has grown to become the second-busiest airport in Norway. Under the ownership of the Avinor Group – a state-owned organisation that operates 45 airports in the country – Bergen’s expansion has been both consistent and positive. Passenger numbers have increased steadily and as a result, Bergen opened a new terminal in the summer of 2017.

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has long been at the heart of Europe’s aviation industry. However, growth has been higher than anticipated in recent times, and the airport has to balance this with other factors. By partnering with Vanderlande, Schiphol aims to safeguard its position for many decades to come.

Oslo Airport

Oslo Airport is the second busiest airport in the Nordic region and aspiring to be among the top ten in Europe. However, due to anticipated growth, it had to consider its strategy surrounding future expansion.

URBN Outfitters

URBN’s largest fulfilment centre in Gap, Pennsylvania handles a portfolio of global consumer brands. It opened in 2015 and allowed URBN the flexibility to move into the future.

Vancouver International Airport

Located in Richmond, British Columbia, Vancouver International Airport (YVR) processed just over a thousand passengers in its first year – 1931. Today, it is Canada’s second-busiest airport and served by 55 airlines.

Camper

Camper faced a number of challenges to improve its internal logistics processes. It had to cope with the different dimensions of cartons that are retrieved from 60,000 locations within the warehouse. It also had to ensure that the handling of loose-lid boxes was more efficient when processing replenishment orders.

ifm

ifm’s old warehouse was too small to handle its next phase of development. For its new warehouse, Vanderlande proposed ADAPTO, a highly flexible 3D storage, retrieval and transportation system.

Recio

Recio’s continued growth meant the system was approaching its peak capacity by 2012. To faciliate future growth, Recio needed an order processing system that combined state-of-the-art technology with traditional methods.

DPD Łódź

European parcel and express company DPD has opened one of Eastern Europe’s largest and most modern sorting facilities near Łódź, Poland. The facility represents the largest investment of its kind in Central and Eastern Europe and is situated at the centre of DPD’s diamond-shaped network in Poland.

Edeka

One of the most modern and efficient meat-processing facilities in Europe was recently built in Rheinstetten, Baden Württemberg, Germany. At the facility, owned by EDEKA Südwest Fleisch GmbH, meat products are produced and delivered to over 1,250 outlets.

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has long been at the heart of Europe’s aviation industry. However, growth has been higher than anticipated in recent times, and the airport has to balance this with other factors. By partnering with Vanderlande, Schiphol aims to safeguard its position for many decades to come.

Bergen Airport

Bergen Airport has grown to become the second-busiest airport in Norway. Under the ownership of the Avinor Group – a state-owned organisation that operates 45 airports in the country – Bergen’s expansion has been both consistent and positive. Passenger numbers have increased steadily and as a result, Bergen opened a new terminal in the summer of 2017.

Delta Air Lines

Vanderlande’s relationship with Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) and Delta Air Lines at LAX began more than a decade ago, with the implementation of baggage handling projects and services at several terminals.

Dublin Airport

Operator daa (Dublin Airport Authority) and Vanderlande completed the installation of a new automated baggage handling system (BHS) at Dublin Airport’s Terminal 1 in time for the 2023 holiday season.

Eindhoven Airport

As the first airport to screen 100% of hand luggage with CT scanners, Eindhoven Airport’s goal was to improve efficiency and optimise passenger experience in a limited space.

Fast forward > Istanbul Airport

Istanbul Airport opened in April 2019, complete with a baggage handling system engineered, supplied and installed by Vanderlande. Since then, the airport has had to cope with COVID-19 and, as the world opened up again, a surge in passenger demand. So, after four years of operation, how is the BHS working and is it helping Istanbul Airport deliver a great service?

Fast forward > Oman Airports

International airports serving the cities of Salalah and Muscat in Oman were modernised in 2015 and 2018 respectively. The all-encompassing projects included the installation of state-of-the-art baggage handling systems (BHS) from Vanderlande.

Hong Kong International Airport

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) – or Chek Lap Kok – is among the busiest airports in the world. In 2018, it is expected to handle over 73 million passengers and more than five million tonnes of cargo.

Istanbul Airport

In order to meet Istanbul Airport’s challenging deadlines and complex requirements, Vanderlande proposed an innovative, large-scale solution that combined hardware, software and life-cycle services.

Istanbul Airport | Life-cycle services

Alongside its supply of the BHS hardware and VIBES software, Vanderlande is also providing a comprehensive package of life-cycle services to Istanbul Airport.

Keflavík Airport

Positioned around 50km southwest of capital Reykjavík, Keflavík Airport is one of Iceland’s major transportation hubs. It is the largest airport on the island and the country’s main transfer site for international travellers.

Las Vegas McCarran International Airport

In order to ensure that its passengers enjoy a stress-free experience at its security areas, Las Vegas McCarran Int. Airport invested in Vanderlande’s PAX CHECKPOINT automated screening lanes (ASLs).

LAX Airport

Over recent years, Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has undergone extensive refurbishment and expansion of its facilities to meet passenger and airline demand. The airport is also readying itself for two major events, as Los Angeles is hosting the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games and is a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As a trusted partner, Vanderlande is committed to supporting LAX as it implements its strategic growth and expansion programmes.

Oman Airports

Vanderlande has provided state-of-the-art baggage handling systems for two new passenger terminals at Muscat and Salalah international airports in Oman. The systems are integral to wider upgrades of both sites, and moves them away from a completely manual process for sorting bags.

Oman Airports | Life-cycle services

Oman Airports had to ensure that the operation and maintenance (O&M) of their BHS was in safe and reliable hands and chose Vanderlande for these important tasks. A three-year O&M contract was originally signed in 2015, and this has subsequently been extended in 2018 from 2022 until 2028.

Oslo Airport

Oslo Airport is the second busiest airport in the Nordic region and aspiring to be among the top ten in Europe. However, due to anticipated growth, it had to consider its strategy surrounding future expansion.

Oslo Airport (life-cycle services)

To help Oslo Airport achieve its strategic ambitions and maintain a reliable operation, Vanderlande provides a comprehensive life-cycle services package. Its site-based team consists of 50 full-time employees, and it also delivers a broad range of asset and logistic services.

Rotterdam The Hague Airport

Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTHA) is a regional airport located in the southwestern region of The Netherlands. During the 1990s, strong economic growth caused an increase in passenger numbers..

Václav Havel Airport Prague

In 2019, Vanderlande began work on a major expansion and refurbishment of two baggage handling systems (BHS) at Prague Airport. The goal was to help both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 cope with increasing passengers numbers, as well as bring the airport into compliance with ECAC Standard 3 screening regulations and improve links between the terminals.

Vancouver International Airport

Located in Richmond, British Columbia, Vancouver International Airport (YVR) processed just over a thousand passengers in its first year – 1931. Today, it is Canada’s second-busiest airport and served by 55 airlines.

Austrian Post

In 2022, Austrian Post opened an impressive 50,000m2 building in Allhaming. The new parcel sorting hub is the largest in Austria and ranks as one of the leading logistics centres of its type in Europe.

Ciblex

Rising parcel volumes and the additional demands of customers have forced French parcel distributor Ciblex to continuously improve its network and sortation processes.

DHL Madrid

At the heart of DHL’s air hub at Barajas Adolfo Suarez Airport is a Vanderlande sortation solution capable of processing more than 24,000 packages per hour.

DPD Łódź

European parcel and express company DPD has opened one of Eastern Europe’s largest and most modern sorting facilities near Łódź, Poland. The facility represents the largest investment of its kind in Central and Eastern Europe and is situated at the centre of DPD’s diamond-shaped network in Poland.

FAN Courier

Two Vanderlande CROSSORTERs and a TRAYSORTER are helping Romanian parcel company FAN Courier successfully embrace the benefits of automation.

Fast forward > DHL Express Madrid Hub

We last visited DHL Express Madrid’s (DHL) 14,500 m2 air hub at Barajas Adolfo Suarez Airport just after it opened in 2018. In this edition of Fast Forward, we go back to the state-of-the-art facility to see how Vanderlande’s parcel sortation system is increasing capacity for the company’s national and international services.

Fast forward > FAN Courier

We last visited FAN Courier in 2018 after two of Vanderlande’s CROSSORTERS were installed in its main hub on the outskirts of Bucharest. In the latest edition of this new series, we fast forward four years and return to the Romanian parcel company to see how this future-proof solution has helped it to successfully deal with changing circumstances.

Nova Poshta

Rapid growth presented a number of challenges to Nova Poshta. These included the need to maximise capacity, as well as invest in automation to improve its competitive position and fulfil ever-growing market demand.

Parcel Distribution Centre

10 weeks and tons of hard work went into setting up our brand new parcel sortation centre in York, UK. Check out this timelapse video of the entire process, from start to finish. From the laying of the foundation to the final touches, watch as this sortation centre takes shape in record time.

PPL CZ

Parcel carrier PPL CZ opened its new transhipment centre in Hradec Králové in autumn 2022. The 46,000 m2 facility is strategically located near the D11 motorway, and will ensure the company has sufficient capacity and good transport links to service growing domestic and international markets.

Rhenus Contract Logistics

In 2009, Vanderlande delivered a material handling system to Rhenus at its site in Tilburg, The Netherlands. However, Rhenus’s main customer had recently experienced strong growth of approximately 30% per year. As a result, it approached Vanderlande to see how the system’s performance could be improved.

Albert Heijn

Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn took the decision to automate its regional distribution centre (DC) at Zaandam, The Netherlands, to boost capacity, increase efficiency and reduce its dependency on labour. It chose STOREPICK, Vanderlande’s robotised end-to-end automated case picking (ACP) solution, which also provides store-friendly deliveries to a rising number of shops.

Argos

How can business games contribute to continuous improvement programs? At Argos we did 3 games, respectively aiming at improving tote handling, increasing pick performance and increasing system availability.

Asda

The ideal match for Asda’s brief was Vanderlande’s automated case picking (ACP) solution. The 28,600m2 DC now handles 840,000 cases per day and processes 7,800 SKUs.

Asics

Vanderlande’s POSISORTER enables ASICS Oceania to pick multiple wholesale orders and thousands of e-commerce orders simultaneously. This reduced the cost per unit and effectively doubled the capacity.

BONFIX

When BONFIX B.V. decided to build a new distribution centre, it chose Vanderlande as its automation partner. The goods-to-person order fulfilment solution FASTPICK is not only helping this family business to manage large volumes of ever-growing orders quickly and efficiently – it’s also won over employees by making their jobs more rewarding.

Bosch

Bosch needed a new warehousing system for its DC in Karlsruhe. It had to facilitate triple-depth storage of containers weighing up to 50kg. Vanderlande’s QUICKSTORE turned out to be an ideal fit.

Camper

Camper faced a number of challenges to improve its internal logistics processes. It had to cope with the different dimensions of cartons that are retrieved from 60,000 locations within the warehouse. It also had to ensure that the handling of loose-lid boxes was more efficient when processing replenishment orders.

de Bijenkorf

De Bijenkorf has been a strong Dutch brand for more than 150 years. Established in 1870 as a small haberdashery, it now has flagship stores in Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam. The company mainly sells luxury clothing, fashion accessories, cosmetics and perfume, as well as furniture and home accessories.

De Bondt

De Bondt offers an extensive range of around 60,000 products from 50 well-known brands and collections. Delivering a high-quality service to its customers is essential. Fast delivery is a firm promise, as orders received before 6pm are guaranteed to be shipped on the same day. The company selected Vanderlande’s FASTPICK to help it manage strong growth and maintain high levels of customer service.

Digitec Galaxus

In just over 20 years, Digitec Galaxus has grown to become Switzerland’s number one e-commerce business. To deal with rapid expansion and growing order books, the company has partnered with Vanderlande – not just once, but twice – on warehouse automation projects.

E.Leclerc

To ensure that E.Leclerc Socamaine was able to meet its challenges head-on, Vanderlande proposed an integrated end-to-end solution – Automated Case Picking (ACP).

Edeka

One of the most modern and efficient meat-processing facilities in Europe was recently built in Rheinstetten, Baden Württemberg, Germany. At the facility, owned by EDEKA Südwest Fleisch GmbH, meat products are produced and delivered to over 1,250 outlets.

Fast forward > Asda

We last visited Asda’s 28,600m2 ambient distribution centre (ADC) in Warrington when Vanderlande’s automated case picking (ACP) solution was installed in 2016 and the leading supermarket chain had entered a five-year agreement with its supplier to deliver life-cycle services. In the first of a new series, we fast forward five years and return to the UK retailer.

Fast forward > Digitec Galaxus

In this latest edition of the Fast Forward series, we fast forward three years after the go-live of Vanderlande’s MICROSHUTTLE at Digitec Galaxus in Switzerland. We return to the country’s biggest e-commerce company at Wohlen to find out how the innovative solution has fared under the most challenging of circumstances.

ifm

ifm’s old warehouse was too small to handle its next phase of development. For its new warehouse, Vanderlande proposed ADAPTO, a highly flexible 3D storage, retrieval and transportation system.

Kaufland Germany

When German hypermarket chain Kaufland decided to automate its new distribution centre (DC) in Geisenfeld, Vanderlande’s STOREPICK solution proved to be the perfect choice. As well as handling high volumes of fast-moving stock with great efficiency, the system is also the company’s first step into robotic automation. The technologies combine to help the company boost productivity, maximise use of space, and support its sustainability ambitions.

Lidl

Lidl’s distribution centre (DC) in Køge, Denmark, outperforms traditional order fulfilment methods by using Vanderlande’s state-of-the-art automated case picking solution.

Netto

In a buoyant food retail market, Netto was enjoying a period of sustained growth and a positive outlook, as its main distribution centre neared maximum capacity for the grocery assortment. To meet its needs for the future, the Danish discount food retailer decided to invest in new logistic automation and chose STOREPICK, Vanderlande’s end-to-end automated case picking solution.

Recio

Recio’s continued growth meant the system was approaching its peak capacity by 2012. To faciliate future growth, Recio needed an order processing system that combined state-of-the-art technology with traditional methods.

Rhenus Contract Logistics

In 2009, Vanderlande delivered a material handling system to Rhenus at its site in Tilburg, The Netherlands. However, Rhenus’s main customer had recently experienced strong growth of approximately 30% per year. As a result, it approached Vanderlande to see how the system’s performance could be improved.

Udea

Udea is a wholesaler of organic foods, natural personal care products and sustainable non-food items. For its new centralised distribution centre (DC) in Veghel, The Netherlands, Udea needed a state-of-the-art automated solution that provided the necessary levels of availability, performance and reliability to match its omni-channel needs.

URBN Outfitters

URBN’s largest fulfilment centre in Gap, Pennsylvania handles a portfolio of global consumer brands. It opened in 2015 and allowed URBN the flexibility to move into the future.

Van Gelder

Family-owned company, Van Gelder, is a major player in the Dutch fresh produce market. To facilitate ambitious plans for growth, and deal with issues such as labour scarcity and demanding lead times, the company took the decision to automate its warehouse with Vanderlande’s ADAPTO automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS).

Vegalsa-Eroski

Vegalsa-Eroski is the leading retailer in the food distribution sector in Galicia, with a commercial network of 263 stores (owned and franchised) and 87 smaller enterprises. Sales are booming but getting enough product out to the stores had become a real challenge.

Würth

Würth chose to install Vanderlande’s highly flexible storage, retrieval and transportation system – ADAPTO. This makes optimal use of the available space in Riihimäki through its high storage density.

Zalando Sweden

Zalando selected Vanderlande’s AIRTRAX Pocket sorter to act as the heart of the new facility. Containing 6,500 pockets, it has been implemented as a pilot project.