Coca-Cola Andina: Automation and Sustainability at the Duque de Caxias Plant

Automation, flexibility, and safety were the guiding principles behind the project for Coca-Cola Andina's new plant in Duque de Caxias, Brazil.

Certified LEED Gold by the U.S. Green Building Council, the plant was designed to ensure the highest possible quality in both products and operations, to prioritize employee safety and well-being, and to promote environmental protection and sustainability. "The plant was designed with sustainability in mind. In this context, the technologies provided by the E80 Group played a strategic role in combining operational efficiency, safety, and resource conservation," explains Fausto Padrão, Engineering Manager at Coca-Cola Andina Brasil. In addition to automation and the application of digital solutions, targeted choices—such as responsible water resource use, the inclusion of natural lighting and ventilation, and the preservation of a large ecological park within the plant's grounds—have made this initiative a recognized benchmark within the Coca-Cola system.

A smart and flexible transformation: the Immergut case

When advanced technology, operational flexibility, and strategic partnerships align, they drive an intralogistics transformation that redefines the standards in terms of industrial efficiency, sustainability and safety. This is exemplified by the partnership between Immergut and E80 Group — an automation project that fully embraces the principles of the Industry 4.0 paradigm.

Hartog & Bikker and E80 Group: a partnership built for the long run

If true success is built on strong partnerships, our collaboration with Hartog & Bikker, a Dutch leading company in high-volume transport logistics and warehousing industry, is a shining example. Discover the advanced automated and integrated solutions in this cutting-edge distribution center. 

PreGel, where ice cream tastes of Digital Innovation

A flagship in the cap of Industry 4.0 in the Italian Food Valley

“Simplicity, determination and creativity” is the motto that guides Lucio Rabboni, founder and current President of PreGel, the company that revolutionized the gelato market with the launch of several products: Gran Stracciatella Reale in 1970, the Tradiitional Paste Zabajone Vittoria in 1971, and the Yoggi® in 1985, the first and inimitable yogurt flavor for artisanal gelato.

Automation and sustainability: Olympus opens one of the largest refrigerated warehouses in Romania

This logistics automated center features one of Romania's largest high-bay refrigerated warehouses, developed by our Group, significantly reducing the carbon footprint of the entire logistics and storage process.

E80 Group and Carlsberg: Brewing Excellence Together

This is a story of experience, mutual trust and a pioneering attitude towards innovation.

Innocent's Blender: the safe and sustainable smart factory

In this case study you’ll discover innocent drinks project - A leap forward in innovation and sustainability, from ingredients processing to warehouse and shipping.

Virto Group: efficiency, safety and high productivity rate at -25° C

How can intralogistics operations be managed efficiently at more than 20 degrees below zero?
Discover how E80 Group integrated systems improved performances at Virto Group deep-freeze warehouse.

Metsä Tissue optimizes operations with state-of-the-art logistics solutions

Metsä Tissue, a part of Metsä Group and a prominent supplier of tissue papers in Europe, is embarking on a groundbreaking project at its Mariestad mill in Sweden. In collaboration with the Italian multinational E80 Group, Metsä Tissue is investing in a state-of-the-art in-house logistical solutions, fully automated high-bay warehouse with laser-guided vehicles (LGVs). The objective is to enhance production capacity, streamline inventory turnover, reduce errors, and speed up delivery times to customers, all while maintaining the highest standards of safety and sustainability.

Sustainable Packaging Solutions for a better world with Visy

Visy and E80 Group share a vision to optimize manufacturing and supply chain processes.

Visy distribution center and facility in Australia and New Zealand are a virtuous example of how to digitalize intralogistics processes through automated and integrated systems.

It is a global leader in packaging and resource recovery. The company’s unique closed loop systems turn recyclable materials back into resources, powering the circular economy.

YPÊ: DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION FOR A SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

A 4.0 distribution center: the result of a winning partnership in the name of innovation.

Ypê distribution center in Brazil is a virtuous example of how to digitalize intralogistics processes through automated and integrated systems. 

Future-proof digitalization at Danone Smart Factory

Integrated and automated systems at the service of dairy and plant-based products.

When accuracy meets sustainability: evian

Teamwork and the ability to be a partner for our customers: a winning mix.

When integration transforms the metalworking industry

The partnership between our Group and Ognibene Power: the Sase Study. 

How to find a reliable, scalable, end - to - end solution in tight spaces?

Faced with the need to increase production capacity, many companies think of investing in a greenfield site in order to maintain their market share and avoid potential production shortfalls generally caused by modifications to the existing plant.
Nevertheless, the construction of a new factory requires major investments and involves extended construction times.

Perrier: safety, efficiency, performance, aiming for Industry 4.0

The history of Perrier, one of the world's leading suppliers of sparkling mineral water, dates back more than one century when in 1863, Sir John Harmsworth met Dr Perrier and decided to rename the Les Bouillens spring in Vergèze he had bought in the south of France in his honour. The mineral water began to be marketed in its iconic green bottle first in Great Britain and then in France. It was promoted as the “champagne of table waters” and its prestige grew exponentially over the years.

Industrial Innovation: Barilla and E80 Group redefine the Factory of the Future

A sustainable and interconnected Smart Factory model where all operations are seamlessly integrated

Owned by its namesake family since 1877, Barilla is the world's leading pasta producer, owning 21 brands and producing pasta in more than 160 shapes and sizes, distributing it in more than 100 countries.

Carozzi: safe and sustainable integration to ensure excellent service for the end customer

In 2013, Carozzi sent its production and logistic processes down an important path of innovation, with the primary objective of increasing factory sustainability and improving the service offered to the end customer. The company was founded in 1898 in Chile and is a leader in the Latin American food industry, with more than 100 brands, from pasta and flours to juices, snacks, and chocolate.

Distribution centers and picking solutions: the drive for change beyond Industry 4.0

The automated management of the distribution center (DC) has a positive influence not only on internal intralogistics operations but also on the level of service offered to end consumers. Developing automated and integrated solutions is essential to achieve greater system efficiency, 100% operations reliability, and significant productivity increase while maximizing safety for personnel and ensuring the total integrity of products and facilities.

Roto-Cart: technology, quality, and distribution to make the difference in the tissue market

Established in 1981 by the Gelain family to innovate the production methods of the tissue sector with trail-blazing technologies, Roto-Cart soon made a name for itself in the domestic and international markets as a manufacturer of high-quality toilet paper, kitchen paper rolls, napkins, and AFH (Away From Home) products for retail and wholesale.