High value goods safe and secureDecember 1st 2003
Expanding off-licence chain Bargain Booze is using attached lid containers from Linpac Materials Handling to deliver high value bottled goods to its nationwide store network. With limited storage space in many of the companys outlets, the containers are used to transport high value goods including wines and spirits, to individual stores. Using the Linpac containers means that we can deliver precise quantities of bottled goods safely and securely as and when they are needed, thereby lessening the cost implications of having dormant stock in our stores, says Warehouse manager Iain Rowlinson.
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