Inside the News - Edition #1221.

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Inside the News - Edition #1221

Angie Kay -

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- 13 Mar 2025 ( #1221 )

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Baoli director of brand marketing & management Francesco Pampuri talks with Forkliftaction CEO Ann Hofmans

There are some clear themes emerging from LogiMAT 2025. Chief among these are electrification and automation, with AGVs proving one of the most-exhibited product types at the show.

A huge crowd of materials handling professionals joined together in Stuttgart this week to see and hear about the latest products and technological advances and to tap into the knowledge bank of our industry.

We head to ProMat in Chicago next week where there will be more product releases and announcements which are sure to have major impacts on the sector and those who work within it.

In the coming weeks, Forkliftaction News will bring you all the news from each of the two shows, with exclusive interviews and insights into the sector. Stay tuned!

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