We know what you’re thinking: “The holidays? Isn’t it July?” And, well, you’re right! But we assure you, it’s never too early to start thinking about the holidays when you’re in the warehousing industry. No matter what goods you stock or what industries you serve, the last quarter of the year can be a Read the full article…

  While spring cleaning is often associated with the home, this is an optimal time to reassess and reorganize your warehouse—making improvements in safety and efficiency to prepare for a successful remainder of the year.  Before beginning, we recommend creating a checklist that prioritizes your projects and their deadlines to help stay on track. These Read the full article…

  As climate change affects the world at large, so too does it affect the inventory we work with. Keeping products safe during lengthy shipping times, or periods of extreme temperatures, is a difficult task on the best of days, but this goes double for the sort of extreme heat waves we’ve been experiencing throughout Read the full article…

  To paraphrase the great Stevie Ray Vaughan, a lot of people and places right now can’t stand the weather. If your neck of the woods has been anything like us here in Southeast Michigan, you’ve probably been dealing with an awful lot of rainfall lately – and if there’s a lot of rain in Read the full article…

  For much of the country, such as us here in Michigan, spring means a lot of things. A return to warmer weather, a lot more sunshine than we’re used to…and the return of some outdoor critters we haven’t seen since the weather started to turn. And while the beauty of nature is always nice Read the full article…

  The start of a new year always brings promise, no matter how challenging or chaotic the previous year may have been. Most of us use the first quarter as a chance to recover from the chaos of the holiday season, and take stock of where our warehouses are and where they could grow over Read the full article…

  Out of everything a warehouse has to deal with during the holiday season, returns have to be one of the most…fraught with difficulties. Returns may be the only thing that customers want handled faster than their initial delivery, since if, for whatever reason, the item didn’t work out, they’re going to want their money Read the full article…

  Even as the weather takes a turn for the worse, like it always seems to up here in Michigan, some crops still need to be grown. Whether they still flourish in winter, or if you’re in a business that still needs to deliver product in the colder months, some crops need to be monitored Read the full article…

  The holiday season can be a rough time for warehouses under the best of circumstances, but during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic it can be an all-new challenge. The needs for social distancing and hygiene in the warehouse need to be balanced with the influx of orders in the near future, which are projected to Read the full article…

  Whatever you might be growing, and no matter how big your grow operation may be, there’s one thing every greenhouse needs to worry about: Old Man Winter. Maybe we’re particularly sensitive to it because we’re from Michigan, but winter is always a hard thing to deal with for any industry, no matter what you Read the full article…

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