Whitepaper on the e-grocery boom
Logistical challenges and trends in the food trade
The Japanese material handling expert Daifuku addresses issues relating to the e-grocery industry in its new white paper.
How big is the market potential of the e-grocery sector in Germany and Europe? What are the biggest challenges in logistics in this context? Daifuku addresses these and other questions in its new white paper. The experts explain how the industry is growing in comparison to other European countries and which developments are shaping intralogistics. According to the paper, one trend is also clearly recognizable: Germans are slowly getting used to the idea of ordering their groceries online. Intralogistics companies are already offering concepts and solutions that are geared towards online grocery retail and are intended to help establish sustainable and lucrative business models. The study therefore also looks at specific practical examples in which various intralogistics solutions are used to optimize the flow of goods
Daifuku is making the white paper available to download free of charge.
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