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Pall-Ex Group's own news page describes a reinforced partnership with Italian Pallet Network, presented by the company as part of continued expansion of its European palletised freight coverage.
Aldi's own press office says its GBP 500m distribution centre at Bardon, Leicestershire has begun operating, employing 1,000 people and able to handle nearly seven million pallets a year once fully running.
Pall-Ex Group's own statement describes a GBP 1.8m fleet investment across its Pall-Ex Logistics sites, including 17 DAF XG tractor units and its first DAF XB electric rigid, supplied through dealer Adams Morey.
Jungheinrich reported that Gebrüder Weiss has commissioned a fully automated very narrow aisle warehouse with 28,000 pallet spaces, replacing manual handling. Capacity and reliability claims are the supplier's own.
Palletways states that private equity firm Waterland has acquired a majority stake and entered a strategic partnership to support expansion, technology and infrastructure investment across its European palletised freight network.
Palletways announces that Waterland Private Equity has acquired a majority stake to support the network’s European expansion. Network scale and growth expectations are attributed to Palletways.
Pall-Ex Group's own statement describes NexusCO2, a system tracking vehicle type, mileage and carbon output per consignment, which the company says gives shareholder members and customers automated carbon reporting.
Palletline announced a planned chair succession and described investment in forklift-mounted barcode and camera technology.
Palletline announced new network and regional leadership roles to support its five-year growth plan.
Palletways announced network expansion into Slovenia and Croatia, extending its European depot coverage.
Pall-Ex announced planning approval for an £80 million headquarters and freight hub in Leicestershire.
Pall-Ex Group's own announcement confirms the merger of its Fortec and Pall-Ex UK networks under a single Pall-Ex brand from 1 January 2026, described by the company as the final phase of consolidation since acquiring Fortec.
