Orlando, Florida news, Intelligent Global Pooling Systems, the world's first implant RFID tags in plastic boxes of the operator, in pallet rental industry by adding another invention - "iDepots" one can reduce the distributors and The issuer can raise costs and benefits of the new concept.
IDepots choose to become a recipient of the Pallets will agree to the classification and inspection iGPS Pallets and makes them easy to recovery and transit to other users there. Difference is that, iDepot operators charge each from the iGPS pallets where the management and inspection costs, which makes their income is attractive. This is the last ten years pallet rental logistics services in the first significant change.
"This is a win-win model," iGPS Chairman and CEO, Bob Moore said, "because we insist on all the Pallets to innovate, as a Pallet of food, exhausted after each have sent inspection and maintenance is unnecessary. Particularly in the supply chain part of the high cost, inefficient and a large amount of greenhouse gases. Distributors and distributors not only reduced their accounts bottom line also maintaining the environment. Pallet of our outstanding performance makes this idea is feasible Of. "
"We strive to develop a better Pallets and a more efficient supply chain," Moore said, "iDepots is another important milestone. We are very pleased to not only help our customers reduce operating costs and it also enabled They are a force to protect the environment. "
Just two years later, iGPS has updated the U.S. freight forwarding chain. Its wholly-plastic RFID and bar code makes Palletto meet the needs of all GMA, the pallets than ordinary light multi-purpose food Pallets 30 percent, and meet the UL 2335 flame retardant testing and the recovery of 100 percent. Many top U.S. companies now use iGPS pallets transhipment cargo, including QTG (Quaker Tropicana Gatorade), Pepsi-Cola branch offices located in Chicago, Dole Fresh Vegetables, Imperial Sugar, Pilgrim's Pride, Martori Farms and other top brands.
IDepots choose to become a recipient of the Pallets will agree to the classification and inspection iGPS Pallets and makes them easy to recovery and transit to other users there. Difference is that, iDepot operators charge each from the iGPS pallets where the management and inspection costs, which makes their income is attractive. This is the last ten years pallet rental logistics services in the first significant change.
"This is a win-win model," iGPS Chairman and CEO, Bob Moore said, "because we insist on all the Pallets to innovate, as a Pallet of food, exhausted after each have sent inspection and maintenance is unnecessary. Particularly in the supply chain part of the high cost, inefficient and a large amount of greenhouse gases. Distributors and distributors not only reduced their accounts bottom line also maintaining the environment. Pallet of our outstanding performance makes this idea is feasible Of. "
"We strive to develop a better Pallets and a more efficient supply chain," Moore said, "iDepots is another important milestone. We are very pleased to not only help our customers reduce operating costs and it also enabled They are a force to protect the environment. "
Just two years later, iGPS has updated the U.S. freight forwarding chain. Its wholly-plastic RFID and bar code makes Palletto meet the needs of all GMA, the pallets than ordinary light multi-purpose food Pallets 30 percent, and meet the UL 2335 flame retardant testing and the recovery of 100 percent. Many top U.S. companies now use iGPS pallets transhipment cargo, including QTG (Quaker Tropicana Gatorade), Pepsi-Cola branch offices located in Chicago, Dole Fresh Vegetables, Imperial Sugar, Pilgrim's Pride, Martori Farms and other top brands.
