Every industry reaches a moment when innovation becomes more than ambition. It becomes the new standard. For the world of logistics and packaging, that moment is beginning to take shape and we are ready to help define it. This February, we will travel to the NEC to take part in Empack Birmingham 2026. Here the future of packaging and supply chain technology comes to life.
As visitors enter the exhibition halls on 11 February 2026, they will recognise the familiar rhythm of a sector that never stops moving. Pallets shift, materials circulate and equipment supports the constant flow of goods across Europe and beyond. Yet behind all that activity lies a challenge that has lingered for years. Companies continue to lose efficiency, visibility and valuable assets because they cannot see what truly happens throughout their logistics chain.
This is the story we are rewriting.
At Empack Birmingham, we will showcase how everyday logistics can evolve when load carriers become intelligent. Visitors will be introduced to a world in which assets no longer remain silent passengers within the supply chain. Instead, they provide real time insights into location, condition and utilisation. With clarity in place, companies gain the power to reduce downtime, prevent loss and plan with confidence.
Throughout the event, our team will show how connected carriers generate tangible benefits from day one. Businesses discover where waste occurs, when assets stand still and how operations can run more efficiently. The result is a supply chain that becomes more transparent, more reliable and ultimately more profitable. The solution moves beyond simple visibility to deliver measurable value in a highly competitive market.
Empack Birmingham has long been a meeting point for innovators who believe in better ways of working. We are proud to join them and share solutions that support companies as they move toward smarter, data driven logistics.
On 11 and 12 February 2026, the conversation continues in Birmingham. We warmly invite all attendees to visit Connected Load Carrier in Hall 3A at Stand Y146 and explore how a connected approach can turn every movement of the supply chain into meaningful progress.
