Inside the News - Edition #379

Allan Leibowitz -
Inside the News
- 25 Sep 2008 ( #379 )
1 min read
It's mostly business as usual in Texas and Louisiana after the hurricanes earlier this month, but the storms certainly had their impact on forklift dealers. In a world exclusive, US bureau chief Roger Renstrom reports on the effects of the disaster - and how innovative dealers kept the doors open even when the lights went out. And, as we increasingly see in these times of adversity, the forklift industry has opened its heart and its wallet to victims, with some significant contributions to hurricane-related charities. It's reassuring that when times get tough, successful business operators don't hesitate in giving something back to the communities in which they operate and from which they earn their livelihood.
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Upcoming in the editorial calendar
MANAGING MIXED FLEETS
Oct 2025
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These releases in Forkliftaction are a nice experience for SNDC... We got seven inquiries coming from Canada, USA, Mexico, Israel and Australia (five from retailers, two from machines manufacturers) and we are still in contact with them. I can state that's a success story!

David Massat, Sales Director OEM and Export

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