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Reusable packaging needs reliable asset tracking and traceability. Learn how a digital data layer improves visibility, automation and circular logistics.

Automated warehouses perform most consistently when every load presents the same predictable interface. In practice, however, manufacturers and distributors handle cartons, bags, wrapped products and individual items in many different dimensions, weights, and shapes.

The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) distinguishes between different economic operators and assigns specific responsibilities across the supply chain. Depending on the situation, a company may act as a manufacturer, producer, importer, distributor or in another relevant role.

Simba Dickie Group expanded and modernized its logistics center in Sonneberg to centralize warehouse capacity, reduce reliance on external storage, and improve the flow of goods through storage, picking, consolidation, and packing.

As part of the launch of its new logistics and service center in Rednitzhembach, uvex invested in a modern, highly automated warehouse designed to support future growth and more consistent logistics processes.

See how 160,000 Utz E-Performance bins support automated fresh food logistics at EDEKA.

EUROTEC MOVE is a stackable container for modular, efficient, and automation-ready intralogistics flows.

See how Migros tested a last mile delivery robot with RIVR and Swiss Post, and why reusable nestable containers matter in future-ready retail logistics.

Explore Utz Group’s 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting progress in renewable energy, CO₂e reduction, recycling, and digital transparency.

Utz's automation-ready containers helped E.Leclerc Drive reduce labor costs by 20%, boost order capacity by 58%, and enhance sustainability. Explore the case study.