(L-R) Mark Smith, deputy chief executive at Naomi House and Jacksplace and Trevor Fryer, sale representative at Toyota.

TMHUK donates stacker
Slough, United Kingdom
Toyota Material Handling UK has donated a BT Staxio powered stacker to Naomi House and Jacksplace hospices for children and young adults.
The charity raises funds through its retail outlets whose number is increasing yearly. To support the expansion, the charity has recently moved to a bigger warehouse, enabling the storage of more stock. The donated stacker will reduce manual handling and also create a safer and more efficient warehouse.
The truck donation has meant that the money saved can be used to care for people.
The hospice provides care to young people and their families in communities in central southern England.

Intermodal heads to Rotterdam
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Rottterdam will host Intermodal Europe 2014, which will take place on 11-13 November this year at the Rotterdam AHOY. The event will be co-located with Transport and Logistics Rotterdam for the first time.
Container, transport and logistics professionals will gather at the three-day, free-to-attend exhibition and conference to share industry developments, network and conduct business.
The companies that have confirmed their participation include Carrier, Daikin, TAL, Cronos, Seacube, ThermoKing, TOUAX, JadeWeserPort Logistics Zone, the Container Owners Association, Seamark Reefer Service BV, Seaco Global Limited, Maersk Containers International, Unit 45, Multi-Box and Tonglee Reefer.

Competition chooses Trelleborg
Trelleborg, Sweden
Trelleborg TM600s was again the tyre of choice for the World's Strongest Man competition staged last week at Commerce Casino in Los Angeles, California.
The tyres were used in the "Super Yoke" event. Two competitors at a time attempted to carry two 520/85R38 TM600 tyres and the yoke down a 30 yd. (25 m) track. Ten athletes raced against the clock, dragging 1,000 lb. (453 kg) each.