Pallet Assessment Cards, version 4.0, February 2012

Mateusz Boruta 2012.01.31

Publication Date: 2011
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Poland
Publication Type: Tool
Publisher: ECR Poland
Companies involved: EPAL
Author: ECR Poland

These are Pallet Assessment Cards - simple tool to help in EUR Pallets management.
The four cards cover:
- EUR Pallet Types (blue card)
- features of a proper EUR Pallet (green card)
- allowed flaws (yellow card)
- unacceptable flaws (red card)

They shall be used as posters, in the pallet circulation environment - mainly during transport and warehousing operations. The PACs greatly simplify the assessment of pallets type, genuineness and quality.

This is version 4.0, published on 31st of January 2012.


  

Karty Oceny Palet - wersja 4.0, luty 2012

Mateusz Boruta 2012.01.31

Publication Date: 2011
Publication Language: Polish
Publication Country/Region: ECR Poland
Publication Type: Tool
Publisher: ECR Polska
Companies involved: EPAL
Author: ECR Polska

Karty Oceny Palet - proste narzędzie ułatwiające gospodarkę paletową.
Cztery karty zawierają - kompendium wiedzy nt. palet:
- Typy Palet EUR (karta niebieska)
- cechy prawidłowej palety EUR (karta zielona)
- uszkodzenia dopuszczalne (karta żółta)
- wady niedopuszczalne (karta czerwona)

Karty Oceny Palet, wydrukowane w postaci plakatów bądź broszur, powinny służyć wszędzie tam, gdzie wymieniane są palety - w szczególności w miejscach dokonywania operacji transportowych i magazynowych. Znacznie ułatwiają ocenę legalności i jakości palet, są narzędziem rekomendowanym przez ECR, Epal oraz POHiD.

Wersja 4.0, opublikowana 31 stycznia 2012.


  

ECR Baltic'10. Solving Pallet Issues for Better Trading

Zolotarjova 2010.11.23

Publication Date: 2010
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Baltic
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: ECR Poland
Author: Mateusz Boruta




Mateusz Boruta (ECR Poland)

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ECR AP Forum '08. Real Benefits from Pallet Standardization – A Case Study

ECR Asia Pacific 2010.10.08

Publication Date: 2008
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Thailand
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Logistics Consulting Asia , Business Development, Loscam Asia
Author: Mr. David Edwards, Mr. John Talbot

Speakers:
Mr. John Talbot, CEO – Logistics Consulting Asia
Mr. David Edwards, General Manager – Business Development, Loscam Asia
Real Benefits from Pallet Standardization
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ECR AP Forum '08. e-Collaboration on Asia Pallet Pool System

ECR Asia Pacific 2010.10.08

Publication Date: 2008
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Thailand
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: LogisALL International Co., Ltd., Japan Pallet Rental Corp.
Author: Mr. An Sik Kwon (PhD), Mr. Toshifumi Okabe

Speakers:
Mr. An Sik Kwon (PhD), Senior Managing Director, LogisALL International Co., Ltd., Korea
Mr. Toshifumi Okabe, Executive Director, Japan Pallet Rental Corp.
e-Collaboration on Asia Pallet Pool System
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Getting the Best out of Pallet Labels

ECR Australasia 2010.09.24

Publication Date: 2010
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Australasia
Publication Type: Bluebook
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: ECR Australasia, GS1 Australia
Author: n/a




Efficient Consumer Response Australasia (ECRA), proudly supported by AFGC, in partnership with GS1 Australia today launched a toolkit for use in the fast moving consumer goods industry to deliver improved pallet label compliance.

In a study conducted earlier this year 44% non compliance in pallet labeling was identified across the industry. This significant level of failure is being seen by the retail trade as the biggest  emerging issue in their respective supply chains.

The toolkit was launched in Melbourne on Monday 13 September and Sydney on Wednesday 15 September. Over 200 supply chain practitioners attended each session hearing directly from the retail trade on how this level of non-compliance impacts their business and how suppliers and logistics providers can actively work to deliver improvements.

The toolkit - Getting the Best out of Pallet Labels -provides practical advice for the industry including details on retail receival processes, common pitfalls and how to develop pallet label quality standards within organisations.
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