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United Kingdom
SEGRO commences development of 722,000 sq ft logistics warehouse in Northampton
SEGRO, a leading owner, manager and developer of modern warehouses, industrial property and data centres, has commenced development of a 722,000 sq ft logistics facility at SEGRO Logistics Park Northampton.
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France
WeChefs has chosen SEGRO to set up its first food production facility in the Lyon region
SEGRO, a leading owner, developer and manager of modern warehouses, industrial assets and data centres, has signed a lease with WeChefs (part of the Isalys Group), a new client for SEGRO in France, for approximately 3,500 sq m at SEGRO Centre Corbas Montmartin 1 (69)
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Poland
SILVERSTONE Polska expands its space at SEGRO Logistics Park Stryków
SEGRO, an owner, developer and manager of modern warehouse and production space, has extended its lease agreement with SILVERSTONE Polska at SEGRO Logistics Park Stryków. As part of its business expansion, the customer will relocate to larger premises within the Park, increasing its occupied space by 38% to nearly 5,000 sq m
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The Invisible Half of Net Zero Sits Within Logistics Real Estate
A lot of process towards realising net zero in food retail is visible. It shows up in electric fleets, reduced, recycled or recyclable packaging and energy efficient store operations, in particular refrigeration. What is less visible is the role real estate – the stores themselves as well as the warehouses forming part of the supply chain - plays in shaping long-term emissions.
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The warehouse of the future still depends on people
Automation matters, but the best logistics buildings will still be judged by how well they support the people who work in them every day. For all the attention on automation, the central question for food logistics has not changed: how do you create a warehouse where people can do their best work? Robotics, AI and goods-to-person systems are reshaping operations, but they are not eliminating the need for human talent. If anything, they are raising the standard for the kind of workplace employers need to provide.
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Pure DC Series: Why Britain’s Economic Future Depends on Buildings Most of Us Never See
We often talk of roads, ports and railways as the historic arteries of economic growth, enabling trade, movement and the expansion of industry. But in today’s economy, it would be wrong not talk about data centres in the same way.
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