An IBC located at a customer’s site, in an off-site warehouse, at a logistics service provider, or at a depot is rarely just “a container.” It is tied-up capital. It is part of your supply..

IBC shrinkage is an underestimated cost factor in the chemical industry. Depending on the process, container volume and degree of transparency, companies can lose a significant proportion of their..

The supply chain is at a turning point. Increasing complexity, volatile markets, a shortage of skilled workers and growing regulatory requirements are forcing companies to rethink their processes...

Level measurement sounds like a straightforward task. But anyone who works with tanks, IBCs, or containers on a daily basis knows: the reality of industrial operations is anything but simple...

Your IBCs move through the supply chain every day – and no one knows exactly where they are, how full they are, or whether they arrive intact. What sounds like a minor inconvenience is costing..