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Vitamin D is one of the few nutrients the NHS recommends everyone in the UK supplement during autumn and winter. It’s essential for bone and muscle health, but its influence on mood and immunity is equally important.

Supp co-founder and biomedical scientist, Olivia Buckley

Good equipment removes physical barriers and opens the door for more people, especially women, to see warehousing as a viable and rewarding career.

Phil Chesworth, Managing Director, Pallet Trucks UK

Shoppers don’t think in keywords. They think in needs and outcomes. Conversational AI allows retailers to interpret that intent directly, rather than forcing customers to guess the right search term

Marc Firth, Co-Founder and CEO, Firney
Recent HSE Prosecutions a Reminder That Load Stability and Equipment Maintenance Still Catch Businesses Out

Recent HSE Prosecutions a Reminder That Load Stability and Equipment Maintenance Still Catch Businesses Out

The Health and Safety Executive has issued a run of prosecutions in recent weeks involving unstable stockpiles, workers becoming entangled in machinery, and equipment failing during operation. Midland Pallet Trucks says the pattern, while involving different businesses and circumstances, points to a familiar and largely preventable set of failures that Midlands manufacturers and warehouse operators

Britain's Warehouse Market Keeps Growing Despite Economic Headwinds

Britain’s Warehouse Market Keeps Growing Despite Economic Headwinds

Britain’s warehouse market continues to show few signs of slowing, even against a challenging wider economic backdrop of rising costs and cautious business sentiment. Figures from Colliers show UK prime warehouse rents rose 2.8% year-on-year in the first half of 2026, with e-commerce demand continuing to underpin leasing activity even as overall take-up ran below

What Britain's Reindustrialisation Drive Could Mean for Equipment on the Ground

What Britain’s Reindustrialisation Drive Could Mean for Equipment on the Ground

The UK government’s renewed focus on rebuilding domestic manufacturing capacity, alongside plans for greater regional devolution, is expected to bring a wave of new and expanded manufacturing sites across the UK in the coming years. As this agenda takes shape, businesses setting up new operations should expect the equipment standards they’re judged against to rise