Over the past three months, our team has been traveling the world for events, client visits and meetings, as well as working on some interesting innovations behind the scenes.
Here’s a roundup of what we’ve been up to.
Taking to the stage
Last month, we joined PreTurn GmbH at PalettenSymposium 2026 to discuss something we spend a lot of time thinking about: how tracking can make reusable packaging work better.
We’ve been working with PreTurn in the Czech Republic to create greater visibility across their supply chain as they introduce their new pool of MaxiPac reusable containers.
Going stateside
PACK EXPO is one of the world’s leading packaging and processing events, bringing together over 2,700 exhibitors to network, showcase products and share new ideas.
Luke and Kate will be heading to Chicago to get the inside scoop on the latest innovations in the industry and report back to the team.
A little closer to home
Manchester is a little closer to home than Chicago and that’s where Kate joined Anna, our Commercial Director, at the Total Supply Chain Summit earlier this week.
The Summit brings together professionals from logistics, procurement and supply chain management for networking, discussions and presentations.
It was a productive event where we had some strong meetings, with some companies saying we were the highlight of their day!
How much are leaked pallets really costing you?
When reusable pallets disappear from view, the cost goes beyond simply replacing them.
Poor visibility can lead to shortages, unnecessary purchases and pallets sitting idle when they could be back in circulation.
We’ve written this article on how reusable pallet tracking can reduce losses, improve utilization and help businesses get more from the assets they already have.
Need a PPWR refresher?
We’ve covered PPWR before, but with some important deadlines on the horizon, now is a good time to make sure you know what’s coming and when.
Our PPWR guide covers the key requirements for reusable packaging, what they mean for your operations and where tracking fits in. We’ve also included an interactive timeline so you can explore its history and review the key dates and deadlines at a glance.
(If you’re looking for some quick answers to your PPWR questions, read our FAQs.)
70,000 pints of Guinness, gone.
Two trailers carrying around 70,000 pints’ worth of Guinness were stolen in Cheshire, UK, back in August.
The story made national headlines, raising a serious question for supply chains: what happens when valuable stock totally disappears?
Asset-level tracking gives businesses near-real-time visibility over where products are and when they were last seen.
(If we’d been tracking the Guinness, we’d know where all those barrels had gone. It’s not too late to prevent this from happening again!)
And that’s a wrap (kind of…)
That’s it for our final quarterly newsletter of 2026! Thanks for following along, and we look forward to sharing more news in the new year.
In the meantime, make sure you’re following us on LinkedIn for regular updates from the team.
