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Brau Beviale in Nürnberg
European Trade Fair for the Beverage Industry in Stuttgart from 10. - 12. November 2010.
More information: www.brau-beviale.de
LogiMat in Stuttgart
The International Trade Fair for Distribution, Materials Handling and Information Flow from
08 - 10 February 2011.
More information: www.logimat-messe.de
One of the greatest challenges we face is to be commercially successful, whilst at the same time tackling climate change with intelligent, resource-efficient solutions that will bring guaranteed value & cost reductions to our customers, and this is what we call:
Locanis IntelliGence guarantees you benefits. We believe we have a responsibility to develop solutions and products for our customers which will bring transparency, efficiency, quality and guaranteed cost reductions to all stages of the Supply Chain and at the same time make a sustainable contribution to environmental protection.
"Our strategy is to operate in an environmentally responsible way and to create a sustainable economic platform with guaranteed added value and guaranteed cost reductions for our customers”
Bengt Tuner, CEO
Kaindl Case Study
Kaindl is a leading global manufacturer of timber products and laminate flooring. Since its founding more than 100 years ago the company based in Salzburg has developed from a small local sawmill to one of the top companies worldwide. Kaindl is known for its refusal to compromise on quality and its visionary outlook.
Hassia Case Study
With 1,250 employees working at a total of seven locations, the Hassia group is one of the biggest suppliers of non-alcoholic beverages in Germany. The company supplies around 4,200 customers in the beverages wholesale, retail and gastronomy sectors.
Coca-Cola Case Study
Today, Coca-Cola in Germany supplies more than 50 different types of beverage: classic carbonated soft drinks, reduced-calorie and sugar-free juices, spritzers, iced teas, sports beverages and various mineral waters. In 2008, the Coca-Cola Company sold around 3.5 billion litres of their soft drinks in Germany. The main brands in Germany are Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite, Bonaqa, Apollinaris and Powerade. The Coca-Cola Company employs around 12,000 employees at over 80 locations in Germany alone, and has 28 bottling plants. At the beginning of 2007, CCE AG passed fully into the ownership of the Coca-Cola group. The plants in Bremen and Hamburg (formerly Getränkeindustrie Max Schmeling GmbH) now also operate under the name CCE AG.