Palletcap, Palletcap bags CILT award

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Palletcap bags CILT award
November 8th 2005

Palletcap has added the Storage and Handling category of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Awards for Excellence to its trophy cabinet, pipping The Hazchem Network and SDI Greenstone.

Following an FLTA Award win in February, it is the second major award inside a year for the company – which is not yet two years old. Although incredibly simple, the plastic notice which sits on top of pallets and warns operators not to double stack, is proving popular with companies previously struggling with crushed products.

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