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Enjoy expert insights and stories from the industry in our blogs, each with its own unique perspective:

• INSIDE THE NEWS - our editor's take on the biggest news stories and trends in materials handling
• YOUR FOCUS - observations, tips and opinion by seasoned industry experts
• FORKLIFT DIARIES - real-life work stories told by people in our industry
• FORKLIFTACTION SPARKS - summaries, stories and insights to spark your interest

Matthew McDonald

1 minute read

Inside the News

12 Jun 2025 (#1234)

As a journalist focussed on the materials handling sector, it is difficult not to notice the regularity of news stories that detail injuries to – or worse still the deaths of...

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Rosie Clifford | Suram Singh

3 minute read

Shifting mindsets: a spotlight on forklift safety in India

Forklift Diaries - 12 Jun 2025

As National Forklift Safety Day 2025 again reminds us of the human costs associated with forklift incidents, RTITB India's Suram Singh shares his take on the big challenges of forklift safety training and some of the tips he’s learnt throughout his career.

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Rosie Clifford

5 minute read

Forkliftaction roundup: latest ports news

Forkliftaction Sparks - 29 May 2025

Find out which operators are adopting new hydrogen fuel-cell, hybrid and electric-powered equipment in their push towards more sustainable ports and terminals, and learn about the latest manufacturer news and industry initiativesin our latest roundup.

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Paul Quickenden

2 minute read

Making ammonia-run engines zero CO2

Your Focus - 22 May 2025

Paul Quickenden, Ammotto Ltd director engineer, looks at the development of ammonia as a zero emission fuel source.

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Blog articles provide perspectives and opinions and therefore may contain inaccurate or incomplete information. Forkliftaction Media accepts no responsibility for errors or omissions. If you feel that significant facts are overlooked, or have a different viewpoint on a topic addressed, we invite you to open a conversation in our Discussion Forums.