The online grocery trade (e-grocery) is steadily growing, and packaging plays a crucial role in this process. It not only affects the efficiency of the supply chain but also impacts customer satisfaction and the carbon footprint. The research project "e-Pack"—initiated by packaging specialist Greiner Packaging, TGW Logistics, and the innovation and competence center logistikum.RETAIL at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria—is a pioneer in this field.

Our TGW Logistics Warehouse Software WERX is the conductor of your warehouse. It orchestrates all processes from inbound to outbound. Operating across the entire world of products and systems, it is indispensable for modern warehouse and logistics processes and increases efficiency, accuracy and cost effectiveness through advanced technology and automation. 

In modern warehouse management, companies are faced with the challenge of organizing their inventories both cost-efficiently and reliably. Two main strategies have been established in this area: just-in-case (JIC) and just-in-time (JIT). While JIT focuses on demand-oriented production and storage, just-in-case logistics focuses on holding sufficient inventory for every kind of eventuality. In this blog article, we shed light on the just-in-case (JIC) principle, its advantages and challenges, and its implementation in practice. We will also show how the combination with the OTIF key figure (On-Time, In-Full) maximizes efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Im Zwergennest werden für Kinder von TGW Logistics Mitarbeiter:innen die Weichen für eine technologische Zukunft gestellt. Dank des MINT-Gütesiegels wird das Engagement des Zwergennests nun offiziell gewürdigt.

In today's business world, automation is increasingly important for boosting efficiency and staying competitive. However, many companies face the challenge of securing the necessary funding for automation projects. This news article highlights key points from our webinar "Overcoming Funding Hurdles for Automation" and provides valuable insights on how companies can overcome these hurdles.

In the fast-paced world of grocery retail, staying ahead of the curve is the name of the game. But what does it take to not just survive, but thrive in an ever-changing landscape? The answer lies in understanding the core principles that drive sustainable growth and success. Get our free whitepaper now.

In the dynamic world of grocery retail, success often hinges on the ability to adapt and thrive in the face of uncertainty. As external factors like labor shortages and supply chain disruptions loom large, businesses must prioritize resilience to navigate these challenges and ensure continued success.

Coop, a leading Swiss retailer, has invested in a state-of-the-art logistics center in Schafisheim to enhance supply chain efficiency and sustainability. The facility integrates multiple distribution centers, leveraging automation to reduce CO2 emissions. This commitment aligns with Coop's goal "Net zero emissions" (Coop's Climate Strategy 2050).

In today's competitive business environment, labor shortages pose a significant challenge for grocery supply chains. These shortages disrupt operations, increase costs, and compromise product quality, making it essential for companies to find sustainable solutions.

In today's fast-paced world, logistics is becoming increasingly complex and demanding. Customers expect seamless deliveries, optimized inventory levels, and efficient order processing. To meet these demands, companies are turning to innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) in SAP's Warehouse Management Software (WMS). This integration opens up a world of possibilities.