OCTOBER 2015
OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE REFRIGERATED WAREHOUSE & TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA LTD
2015 Frank Vale Award Winner Melissa Hunt (S&D Logistics Pty Ltd)
New RWTA Chairman & Board for 2015-16 Energy Efficiency Survey 74th RWTA Conference Coming Events
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Refrigerated Warehouse & Transport Association of Australia Ltd The Refrigerated Warehouse & Transport Association of Australia Ltd (RWTA) represents both the warehousing and transport sectors involved in the storage, distribution and transportation of temperature controlled products in what is known as the Australian Cold Chain.
Refrigerated Warehouse and Transport Association of Australia Ltd PO Box 5 South Melbourne VIC 3205 Phone: 03 8620 2802 Fax: 03 9645 6445 Email: info@rwta.com.au Website: www.rwta.com.au ABN 63 061 391 179 ACN 061 391 179
BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE Chairman David O’Brien Vice Chairman Jeff Hogarth Immediate Past Chairman Paul Fleiszig Company Secretary Russell Sturzaker CORPORATE DIRECTORS Jeff Hogarth – Americold Rod McQueen – Montague Gabor Hilton – Oxford Cold Storage Phillip Whitecross – Rand Refrigerated Logistics Greg Holt – Swire Cold Storage STATE DIVISION DIRECTORS NSW Division – Darren Mahoney VIC Division – Greg Lucas QLD Division – David O’Brien SA Division – Bill Andary WA Division – Vacant TAS Division – Vacant ACT Division – Vacant NT Division – Vacant
STAFF Executive Officer Russell Sturzaker Administration Officer Anne Thornton COLD RUNNING Editor Russell Sturzaker Email info@rwta.com.au Production Michael De Lai Copy Deadline Next Issue 30th November for December 2015 Issue Advertising rsturzaker@rwta.com.au Individual Contributors David Rubie – Dematic, UTC Building & Industrial Systems, Michael Brockhoff – MaxiTRANS, Andrew Mc Kenzie – MaxiTRANS, Mike Wood – LATUS, Ray Hodge – Ignite Consulting, Gabor Hilton – Oxford Cold Storage, Laura Poko – GCCA, Chris Sturman – FSDF (UK), Dean Stiles – Global Cold Chain News, Lauren Cavasin – Bidvest, Greg Lucas – Oxford Cold Storage, Russell Sturzaker - RWTA. All material appearing in Cold Running magazine is copyright. Reproduction in whole or in part is strictly forbidden without prior written consent. Freelance contributions and submissions are welcomed by this magazine. No responsibility is accepted for unsolicited manuscripts, photographs, etc. The opinions expressed by contributors are not necessarily those of Four Wheel Drive Victoria. All statements made, although based on information believed to be reliable and accurate, cannot be guaranteed and no fault or liability can be accepted for error or omission. The publisher reserves the right to omit or alter any article or advertisement. Advertisers agree to indemnify the publisher for all damages or liabilities arising from the published material.
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RWTA Conference The 74th RWTA National Conference & Expo was held from Wed 26th to Fri 28th August at the Stamford Grand in Glenelg SA and reports coming in are lording this conference as one of our best yet. The conference program provided a diverse range of activities combining functions and events with top quality speakers, forums, focus sessions and entertainment while also providing a range of networking opportunities, and the chance to catch up with industry associates and old friends. Attendance at the conference was up on last year with 153 Delegates and Partners joining in for the three days of activities and our thanks particularly must got to our Sponsors and Exhibitors for their support of this event. Plans are already underway for an even bigger and better programme at next year’s conference which is to be held on the Gold Coast in August 2016. I would also like to thank Anne Thornton – RWTA Administration Officer for all her work and assistance with the planning of this year’s event, as without her skill and dedication, the conference would not have been anywhere near as successful. See full story on page 6. New RWTA Chairman and Board for 2015-16 On behalf of all RWTA Members we would like to congratulate Mr David O’Brien – Managing Director – Doboy Cold Stores Pty Ltd on his appointment as RWTA National Chairman for 2015-16. David joined the Board on 17 March 2010 and takes over from Paul Fleiszig – Oxford Cold Storage who has been Chairman for the past 4 years. Paul now takes up the position of Immediate Past Chairman, following the resignation of Peter Quinn. During July and August nominations were requested of RWTA Corporate Members, to represent their organisations on the RWTA Board. Accordingly nominations were accepted from Americold, Montague, Oxford Cold Storage, Rand Refrigerated Logistics and Swire Cold Storage to serve as RWTA Corporate Directors for 2015-16. RWTA State Divisions also nominated their individual State Representatives to act as RWTA State Directors to the RWTA Board. See full story on page 4. RWTA Launches New Website and Member Portal (18th September) New RWTA Website Over the past few months, our team have been working hard to deliver a new website with improved design, functionality and navigation. Our goal was to create a must-visit digital destination, so we have made it easier for you to find your way around the website while also being viewable on all portable devices. RWTA Member Portal Along with the launch of the new website we have also launched a Member Portal where you can now register for events and update your personal details. If you are a member of a State Executive Committee or RWTA Sub Committee you can now access previous meeting documentation (including agenda’s and minutes). You can also search Upcoming Events, visit the eLearning section and Member Directory, or view our Online Resources section. There is literally a world of information on hand for you as an RWTA Member, so please take a moment to visit the new member portal at www.rwta-membership.com.au/ If you have any questions regarding either the New Website or the Member Portal please contact us. See full story on page 4. Thank you for your support, and we trust you will enjoy these new member benefits. Russell Sturzaker Executive Officer
In this issue 3 Message from the Chief Executive Officer 5 2015-16 RWTA Board Appointments & Resignations 6 RWTA Office Bearers and Directors for 2015-16 7 RWTA Energy Efficiency Benchmarking Survey 8 - 25 2015 RWTA Conference 26 CoR 32 The impact of the Cold Chain 33 Hidden Connection Between Food Waste, Hunger and Climate Change! 34 - 35 International News 36 RWTA Business Review 37 2015 Frank Vale Award 38 - 39 2008 Frank Vale Winner Lauren Cavasin Promotion & Memoir 41 Membership Update 42 RWTA (Victorian Division) Adapt-A-Lift Hyster Golf Day 43 -44 Coming Events COLDºRUNNING I OCTOBER 2015 3
Visit the NEW RWTA website
www.rwta.com.au
Over the past few months, our team have been working hard to deliver a new website with improved design, functionality and navigation. Our goal was to create a must-visit digital destination, so we have made it easier for you to find your way around the website while also being viewable on all portable devices. Along with the launch of our new website we have moved “Cold Running” our quarterly newsletter into digital format as an eMagazine and this is now viewable at www.rwta.com. au/magazine/ . This new feature now means that you can read “Cold Running” on your favourite electronic device. Please take a moment to visit the new website at www.rwta.com.au and let us know what you think.
NEW RWTA Member Portal Along with the launch of the new website we have also launched a Member Portal where you can now register for events and update your personal details. If you are a member of a State Executive Committee or RWTA Sub Committee you can now access previous meeting documentation (including agenda’s and minutes). You can also search Upcoming Events, visit the eLearning section and Member Directory, or view our Online Resources section.
There is literally a world of information on hand for you as an RWTA Member, so please take a moment to visit the new member portal at www.rwta-membership.com.au/ If you have any questions regarding either the New Website or the Member Portal please contact us on - Telephone: (03) 8620 2802.
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2015-16 RWTA Board Appointments & Resignations Resignations 17 Jul 2015 - Steve Parbery (Toyota Material Handling) NSW State Representative The Board would like to thank Steve for the enormous contribution that he has made to the RWTA in his capacity as RWTA Vice Chairman, NSW State Chairman and NSW State Representative on the RWTA Board. 24 Jul 2015 - Shane Moloughney (Swire Cold Storage) – Corporate Member Representative The Board would like to thank Shane for his invaluable input into the success of the RWTA as the Corporate Member Representative of Swire Cold Storage.
NSW State Representative Steve Parbery (Toyota Material Handling)
Corporate Member Representative Shane Moloughney (Swire Cold Storage)
Corporate Director Greg Holt (Swire Cold Storage)
NSW State Representative Darren Mahoney (B.E. Campbell Pty Ltd)
New Appointments The RWTA would like to welcome the following two new appointments to the RWTA Board. 27 Jul 2015 – Greg Holt (Swire Cold Storage) – Corporate Member Representative 21 Aug 2015 – Darren Mahoney (B.E.Campbell Pty Ltd) NSW State Representative
THE TEAM AT THE RWTA WANT TO HEAR FROM
Whether your business is celebrating a milestone anniversary or you’ve had a recent business win, we want to hear about it and we want to share it with your fellow members. The RWTA wants to celebrate its members’ successes! To showcase your business win or milestone in Cold Running, call the RWTA’s Executive Officer, Russell Sturzaker on 03 8620 2802 or email: rsturzaker@rwta.com.au
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RWTA Office Bearers and Directors for 2015-16. National RWTA Chairman, Vice Chairman and Immediate Past-Chairman At the August ‘15 Board Meeting of the RWTA, and pursuant to the Articles of Association of the RWTA, Board Members elected David O’Brien (Doboy Cold Stores) as National Chairman for 2015-16, Jeff Hogarth (Americold) as Vice Chairman, with former chairman – Paul Fleiszig (Oxford Cold Storage) taking up the position of Immediate Past Chairman.
National Chairman David O’Brien (Doboy Cold Stores)
Vice Chairman Jeff Hogarth (Americold)
Immediate Past Chairman Paul Fleiszig (Oxford Cold Storage)
RWTA Corporate Member Nominations
During July and August nominations were also requested of RWTA Corporate Members, to nominate who their “Accredited Representative” would be to represent their organisations on the RWTA Board. Accordingly nominations were received from Americold, Montague, Oxford Cold Storage, Rand Refrigerated Logistics and Swire Cold Storage. We would ask you to join us in welcoming the following members as RWTA Corporate Directors for 2015-16.
Corporate Director Jeff Hogarth (Americold)
Corporate Director Rodney McQueen (Montague)
Corporate Director Gabor Hilton (Oxford Cold Storage)
Corporate Director Philip Whitecross (Rand Refrigerated Logistics)
Corporate Director Greg Holt (Swire Cold Storage)
NSW State Representative Darren Mahoney (B.E. Campbell Pty Ltd)
QLD State Representative David O’Brien (Doboy Cold Stores)
SA State Representative Bill Andary (AusCold Logistics)
VIC State Representative Greg Lucas (Oxford Cold Storage)
RWTA State Division Chair Nominations
RWTA State Divisions nominated their individual State Representatives to act as RWTA State Directors on the RWTA Board.
Retirement of Immediate Past Chairman – Peter Quinn
The Board would also like to take this opportunity to thank out going Immediate Past Chairman - Peter Quinn for his service to the RWTA Board. Peter commenced as a Director on the RWTA Board in October 2004, becoming Chairman in August 2007, while taking on the role of Immediate Past Chairman in August 2011. Peter retired from the RWTA Board at the AGM in August this year. Retiring Immediate Past Chairman Peter Quinn (Montague) 6 OCTOBER 2015 I COLDºRUNNING
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Report on the RWTA Energy Efficiency Benchmarking Survey Results of the 2014-2015 Energy Efficiency Benchmarking Survey conducted by Anthony Frosh.
The survey was conducted over 12 months, from July 2014 to June 2015. There was a much better participation rate than during the previous year’s survey although many national members chose either not to report at all or to report only for their Victorian facilities. The result for “All States” reflects the average of all submissions and is an accurate reflection of the energy efficiency of the Australian cold storage industry.
As expected, the southern state of Victoria, with a much cooler and less humid climate, used the least amount of electricity per cubic meter. Victoria’s performance was also enhanced with the completion of a number of new, high efficiency cold storage only facilities.
The RWTA Energy Efficiency Subcommittee wishes to thank Anthony Frosh from Compact Research and Consulting for his hard work in chasing up submissions from a large number of companies and compiling the data during the last two years.
The energy efficiency results were also skewed with the busy meat freezing season in Queensland and the lack of blast freezing in many of the Victorian facilities built for storage only.
From July 2015, the quarterly Energy Efficiency Benchmarking Surveys will be conducted by the Global Cold Chain Alliance from the United States. This will ensure that all data collated will be at arm’s length and secure from competitors in the Australian cold storage industry.
The Renewable Energy Charges were sharply reduced with the removal of the carbon tax from the 1st July 2014.
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2015 74 RWTA th
NATIONAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION
Wed 26th to Fri 28th August 2015 Stamford Grand Adelaide Glenelg, South Australia
Voted a RESOUNDING 2015 RWTA CONFERENCE
SUCCESS
By Attendees! Held at the Stamford Grand Adelaide, Glenelg, South Australia from Wednesday 26th to Friday 28th August 2015, this year’s conference was attended by 153 Delegates, and with an action packed program combining entertainment, quality speakers and exceptional functions everyone who attended were in for a real treat.
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WELCOME
FUNCTION
Horizon Cocktail Lounge Wednesday 26th August saw the arrival at the Stamford Grand of Delegates and their partners, with the conference proper commencing that evening with a “Welcome Function” held in the Horizons Cocktail Lounge from 6.30 pm until 11.00 pm and sponsored by Linde Material Handling. Themed as a Vegas Casino, on arrival delegates were issued with “$100 in Linde Casino Cash” and were offered drinks by two Vegas Show girls. The night provided an opportunity to meet and greet friends from both local and overseas companies, and catching up with some that you maybe hadn’t seen since last year’s conference.
Entertainment was provided by a three piece Jazz combo, along with roving magicians, and the Vegas layout of the cocktail lounge enabled delegates to play roulette, Texas poker and blackjack, with food platters provided prior to a full buffet dinner. For those not wishing to have a flutter there were quiet corners set up with leather chesterfield lounges where you could have a chat and catch up with old friends while enjoying your meal with a few drinks and the jazz band playing in the background.
A great night was had by all, culminating in the awarding of two prizes, one for the Best Casino Player, and the other for the Best Poker Player, followed by a raffle draw conducted by Steven Bonner – SA Branch Manager of our event sponsors Linde Material Handling, who provided a Linde “Children’s Sized Fork Lift. The final draw ended up with two lucky winners, taking home the children’s forklifts and we would like to thank Linde for their support and sponsorship of what everyone agreed was a very successful Welcome Function. Proudly Sponsored by
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[ CONFERENCES ] THURSDAY 27TH AUGUST Official Welcome The first day of our formal business sessions commenced on Thursday 27th August following an Official Welcome from RWTA Executive Officer – Russell Sturzaker, welcoming Delegates to the 74th RWTA Annual Conference and Expo and introducing our MC and former premier of South Australia - Dr Lynn Arnold AO.
Opening Keynote Speaker was Vinh Giang For many years Vinh had noticed the common threads between the world of business and the world of magic, and what makes him unique as a speaker is his ability to speak about important business and motivational concepts in an interesting way. He does this by using magic as a metaphor when he speaks keeping his audience highly engaged and making the “medicine taste good”.
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Vinh was 2013 South Australian Entrepreneur of the year and his presentation was extremely well received with his slant on “Business and Motivational Concepts”, and he soon had the whole room engaged with his magical presentation.
[ CONFERENCES ] Next up was Economist, Journalist and Television Presenter – Michael Pascoe
Expo Hall with our Exhibitors
Michael is one of Australia’s most respected and experienced finance and economics commentators with 37 years in newspaper, radio, television and on-line journalism. He is Contributing Editor for the Sydney Morning Herald and Age on-line business pages and regularly appears on Channel 7’s Sunrise and news programs and is a regular conference speaker, MC and facilitator. Michael’s Presentation was titled “You need to know where you are first, before you can plan where it is that you are going!”
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[ CONFERENCES ] Our International Partner (GCCA)
and USTDA. Richard has participated in every aspect of training workshop development – from curriculum development, to materials development, to trainer recruitment, to managing workshop logistics.
The RWTA is an Affiliate Partner of the Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA). One of the aspects of this partnership is that RWTA Members (Warehouse, Transport, Logistics and Associate Companies) are also members of the GCCA, serviced through RWTA. Following Morning Tea our next business session was a presentation from GCCA, and attending our conference this year from the GCCA were: Corey Rosenbusch – President & CEO, Richard Tracy – VP International Programs, Greg Brandt – WFLO Chairman, and Tori Miller Liu – Director of Information Systems. Corey Rosenbusch - President and CEO of the Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA) Corey Rosenbusch serves as the President and CEO of the Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA), and its four core partner organizations: International Association of Refrigerated Warehouses, World Food Logistics Organization, International Refrigerated Transportation Association, and the International Association of Cold Storage Construction. Corey joined GCCA in 2005 and during his tenure has provided leadership for all of the association’s operating divisions, including education and training, marketing and communication, international programs, events, and government relations. His contributions have resulted in doubling the association’s total revenue, growing membership internationally to 75 countries, and creating a dedicated, fulltime government affairs program.
Richard Tracy - Vice President of International Programs Richard Tracy is an international development expert with over 20 years of domestic and international experience. Exceptionally skilled in business development services delivery, agribusiness development and micro lending, Richard has worked in China, Togo, Zambia, South Africa, India, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine and Russia. At GCCA Richard has coordinated the delivery of five international training workshops in Cold Chain Management for numerous public and private clients including USAID, USDA, 12 OCTOBER 2015 I COLDºRUNNING
Greg Brandt (Chairman) – World Food Logistics Organisation (WFLO) Greg Brandt is the CEO of Nor-Am Cold Storage in LeMars, Iowa, USA and currently serves as Chairman of the 2015-16 WFLO Board of Governors. Greg Brandt grew up on farms in the Galva area where he attended and graduated from Galva Community High School. Greg joined his family farming operation and in 1984 took employment with Transcontinental Cold Storage a division of IBP where he was promoted to Manager and later took his warehousing skills to work for Cloverleaf. In 1996 an employment opportunity with that company moved him, his wife Janna, and their four children to Moville, Iowa.
Tori Miller Liu Director of Information Systems Tori Miller Liu is the Director of Information Systems of the Global Cold Chain Alliance in Alexandria, Virginia. An experienced communications professional with a background in information systems, Tori has experience in usability design and analysis; project management; web and mobile content strategy, development, and design; business analytics; and database management. Tori has served on the ASAE & the Center Young Professionals Committee (2008-2010), the Association Media & Publishing Annual Meeting Committee (2009-Present), and the ASAE Communications Council (2012-2013). As a speaker, Tori has
[ CONFERENCES ] spoken at the ASAE Technology Conference, Association Media & Publishing Annual Conference, ASAE Super Swaps, and Association Trends events. She is currently pursuing an MBA at George Washington University with a focus in Information Systems.
Our next speaker was Matthew Michalewicz Matthew has had 20 years of hands-on experience in entrepreneurship, innovation, and success psychology. He has established boards that include former heads of state, Nobel Peace Prize winners, and Fortune 500 CEOs, and has a track record of starting businesses from scratch and selling them for tens of millions of dollars. Matthew is the author of several books, and lectures at the University of Adelaide as a Visiting Fellow on the subject of technology commercialisation. Matthew’s topic was “How to achieve success before it’s too late”
The RWTA would like to thank Corey and his team for attending the 74th RWTA National Conference and Expo, and we look forward to them joining us again in 2016. Ryan Gibson – Director of Global Sales for PosiCharge (US) At 11.45 am it was the first of our International Keynote Speakers turn to address delegates, and this was Ryan Gibson – Director of Global Sales for PosiCharge (US), who spoke on Trends in Energy and Material Handling, and improved Battery Performance and Life in Cold Storage Applications.
Gordon Dempsey – Senior Principal – Structural Engineering for Beca Afternoon tea followed from 3.00 to 3.30pm after which we heard from our final speaker for the day, Gordon Dempsey is Senior Principal – Structural Engineering for Beca, one of Asia- Pacific’s largest employee-owned professional services consultancies. As well as numerous engineering consultancy services, Beca offers cost management, project management, architecture, land information, valuations and software development services.
Energy Efficiency and Environment Speaker Panel Following a break for lunch from 12.30 to 1.30 pm the next session saw an Open Panel Discussion by four Industry Specialists on Energy Efficiency and the Environment, chaired by Michael Bellstedt from Minus 40.
Gordon has over 25 years’ experience providing business and technical leadership on food and beverage projects. His responsibility has ranged from master planning the initial concept design of food and beverage projects, through to the design and management of delivery of multi-disciplined projects, including hands-on construction experience. Gordon’s presentation to us was on the “Perspectives of Cold Store Design and Construction in Asia”
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NETWORKING
DINNER An RWTA First - as the Thursday Night of our Conferences has traditionally been a free night.
At 6.00 pm buses arrived at our hotel to transport us to the Iconic Adelaide Oval, where on arrival we were treated to pre-dinner drinks served in the Rick Davies Bar in the concourse level Audi Stadium Club, whilst soaking up the ambience of this iconic venue overlooking the Oval.
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Once pre-dinner drinks were completed, delegates and their partners were shown into the magnificent Cathedral Room, which had been themed in the Green & Gold of the Australian Cricket Team to set the tone for our special celebrity after dinner speakers. A sumptuous three course meal followed while delegates were entertained by a four piece jazz combo providing live background music.
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[ CONFERENCES ] On completion of a fabulous meal, complemented by beer and fine wines, our MC Dr Lynn Arnold took to the stage to introduce our surprise guest speakers for the evening. 1980’s Australian Cricket Team Player – Wayne “Flipper” Phillips, and Adelaide Oval Curator – Les Burdett. According to those we spoke to, what followed was one of the highlights of the conference with both Les and Wayne providing individual presentations followed by a Q&A session, (chaired by our MC) with the two of them answering questions from the floor, and providing humorous anecdotes of their involvement with the Australian and International Cricket Teams both in Australia and Overseas.
FRIDAY 28TH AUGUST Breakfast was served in the Expo Hall from 7.00 am to 8.30 am following which we moved to the Conference Hall for the first of our Keynote Speakers for the day, who was our MC Dr Lynn Arnold AO. Dr Lynn Arnold AO. Dr. Lynn Arnold AO has been one of South Australia’s leading executives with a distinguished career in the Government and business sectors. Dr. Arnold was Labor Premier of South Australian in the early 90’s and has held many Ministerial Portfolios over an extensive 15 year political career. Areas of expertise include State Development, Infrastructure, Education and Agriculture. In 2004 Dr. Lynn Arnold was awarded the Officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia (AO) for services to Government and International aid. He is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Rotarian and Adjunct lecturer at The University of Adelaide and an Adjunct Lecturer St Barnabas Theological College. Dr Arnold’s topic was “Global Food Security, Free Trade, Environmental Changes, and the Whole Nine Yards”
Les Burdett (Former Adelaide Oval and now International Wicket Curator)
Mike Wood from LATUS & Maurice Baroni from McCabes Lawyers. Wayne “Flipper” Phillips (Former Australian Cricket Team Batsman & Wicket Keeper)
Eventually though the night had to come to an end, and at 11.00 pm buses arrived to transport us back to our hotel, with everyone agreeing that this had been a truly wonderful night, having provided us with a great opportunity to network, and to catch up with friends. The RWTA would like to thank our Networking Dinner Sponsors, Rush Group, Montague’s and GSA Insurance Brokers for their support and making our evening possible. Jointly Sponsored by
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Our next speakers were Mike Wood from LATUS – Logistics Risk Specialists with Maurice Baroni from McCabes Lawyers who covered “CoR from a different Perspective”
[ CONFERENCES ] Frank Vale Award Finalists Presentations. At 10.30 Morning Tea followed the CoR Presentation, and commencing at 11.00 am we were in for a treat as we were to hear from the 2015 Frank Vale Award Finalists. Heading off this segment in our programme was a presentation from 2014 Frank Vale Award Winner Jeffrey Tusa from Polar Fresh Logistics. His topic “A Winning Experience” gave us all an overview of his experiences as the 2014 FVA Winner, along with his thoughts on participation in the GCCA’s Next Gen Award which was held at the 2015 IARW-WFLO Convention and Expo in Florida USA earlier in April this year.
Stacey Lamb – Human Resources Manager, Americold.
See page 41 for full details. Ray Hodge - Ignite Consulting Our next speaker was Ray Hodge (The Efficiency Driver) from Ignite Consulting)
2014 Frank Vale Award Winner Jeffrey Tusa from Polar Fresh Logistics
Following Jeff’s presentation we were privileged to see the three State Finalists for the 2015 Frank Vale “Future Leaders” Award take the stage and present a ten minute talk to delegates on why they should be chosen as the 2015 Frank Vale Award Winner. The 2015 Frank Vale Award State Finalists who presented were, Melissa Hunt – Director, S&D Logistics, Dane Stowers – Team Manager, Americold, and Stacey Lamb – Human Resources Manager, Americold.
Ray speaks and consults to businesses and organisations. He improves critical organisational efficiencies to dramatically increase key results. Whether process, people, strategy, finance, sales and marketing etc, he works with start-up companies through to large organisations. Ray has over 25 years’ experience in public speaking, coaching and consulting) and Ray’s topic was on “Authentic Leadership”.
Lunch in the Expo Hall At 12.30 we broke for an hour for lunch in the Expo Hall. Melissa Hunt – Director, S&D Logistics
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[ CONFERENCES ] Business Focus Sessions
James Lewis
After lunch at 1.30 pm we resumed our Afternoon Sessions and comprised of Three concurrent Business Sessions covering three individual streams on “Technical”, Business” and HR/ IR” this gave delegates the opportunity to experience the individual topics that interested them while having the ability to mix and match to cover each of the three streams presented over the next one and a half hours. SESSION ONE Ballroom “Technical Stream”
SESSION TWO Colley Room 1 “Business Stream”
SESSION THREE Moseley Room “HR/IR Stream”
1:30 – 2:00pm
Michael Bellstedt Minus 40 “Ammonia Safety” Operator Training and Emergency Response
Caroline Eastwood TDDA “Managing Drug and Alcohol Risk in the Workplace”
Martin Nally Hranywhere “Flexible Work”
2:00 – 2:30pm
James Lewis Climate Friendly “Reducing Energy Consumption in a Cold Storage Warehouse”
Matthew Beechey & Adam Carrozza Mindworks “Proactive Mental Health”
Martin Nally Hranywhere “Future of Work”
2:30 – 3:00pm
Anthony Denahy PG Energy “Wholesale Electricity Market”
Ray Hodge Ignite Consulting “High Engagement = High Performance”
Martin Nally Hranywhere “Focus on People”
Michael Bellstedt
Caroline Eastwood
Martin Nally
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Matthew Beechey
Adam Carrozza
Anthony Denahy
Ray Hodge
[ CONFERENCES ] Closing Speaker – Raymond Crowe
Closing Address
We then broke for afternoon Tea following which we had our Closing Speaker of the conference, entertainer Raymond Crowe “The Unusualist”
4.20 pm Conference Closing Address - RWTA Chairman - Paul Fleiszig
Raymond is called The Unusualist for a good reason - there is no other entertainer like him. Originally from Adelaide, Australia, Raymond has charmed audiences all over the world. His amazing signature hand shadow piece performed to the Louis Armstrong classic What a Wonderful World, was a global YouTube sensation that has now been seen by an estimated 20,000,000 people. In high demand overseas, some of Raymond’s amazing performances include the UK’s Royal Variety Performance in front of the Queen, Caesars Palace in Las Vegas for NBC’s The World’s Greatest Magic and The Late Show with David Letterman. 4.30 RWTA 2015 Annual General Meeting Exhibitors Hall
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GALA DINNER Stamford Grand Ballroom Our night commenced with predinner drinks in the Stamford Grand Foyer from 6:30 pm to 7.00pm when we were shown into the Grand Ballroom which had been transformed from conference session layout into Grand Ballroom style for our final event of the conference. Once in the ballroom we were greeted with white table cloths, chairs wrapped in blue and white material with the crowning piece being a rectangular frozen ice centrepiece containing a candle surrounded by blue flowers. Guests were greeted to the sounds
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of the Foenander Brothers Swing Band, playing jazz numbers, while they arranged their individual table seating layouts. It wasn’t long before entree’s were being served, and while we were enjoying our first course we had our first introduction to Mike & Steve Foenander who came on stage and broke our into a very spritely rendition of Frank Sinatra’s “New York - New York” this instantly had everyone’s attention, and gave us a mere taste of what we were in for with the rest of the night, “these guys rocked”. Our main course soon followed and with the
Foenander Brothers pumping out tunes from a bygone era it didn’t take long for the dance floor to be full with a very excited crowd. Music continued for the night moving from tunes in the Sinatra and Buble style, onto more up tempo numbers. After their second break the band returned to the stage launching into the ever popular “Mustang Sally” and we were really rocking …. Everyone loved the numbers performed by the boys and their band, so much so that they continued at our request well until midnight.
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[ CONFERENCES ] 2015 Greg Montague Award Announcement & Presentation Greg Montague Award Instigated in 2009 in memory of Greg Montague – Director, Montague Cold Storage the award recognises the exceptional contribution by a member of the RWTA to the growth and development of the Cold Chain Industry in Australia. As the night moved on it was time to conduct the formal part of the evening, with the presentation of the Greg Montague Award and the Frank Vale Award for 2015. RWTA Chairman Paul Fleiszig moved to the stage and first asked Rod McQueen – CEO of Montague to come up and present the 2015 Greg Montague Award.
2015 Frank Vale Award Announcement & Presentation 2015 Frank Vale “Future Leaders” Award “Recognising Young People Australian Cold Chain Industry”
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The Frank Vale Award is awarded annually to acknowledge talented young people within the Industry, who have demonstrated to their employers that they have the potential to become future leaders, and make a positive contribution to the development of the Australian Cold Chain Industry.
Following the presentation of the Montague Award, RWTA Chairman – Paul Fleiszig invited Retracom Contracting – Managing Director and RWTA Life Member – Martin Porter to the stage to present the Frank Vale Award. Rod gave an overview of the award, and then stated that he had great pride in announcing that this year the Greg Montague Award had been awarded to Jeff Marshall General Manager National and Fleet Sales - Crown Equipment Ltd. Jeff was then called up onto the stage where Rod presented him with his award.
State Finalists Dane Stowers – Americold QLD, Stacey Lamb – Americold Victoria and Melissa Hunt – S&D Logistics NSW were then invited by Martin to join him on stage where they were presented with their State Finalist Certificates, after which Martin announced that the Frank Vale Award winner for 2015 was Melissa Hunt from S&D Logistics NSW.
A very proud Jeff Marshall receiving his Award from Rod McQueen, CEO – Montague Group
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A delighted Melissa then proceeded to the stage where she was presented her Award.
[ CONFERENCES ] Announcement of New RWTA Chairman for 2015-16 Following the Frank Vale Presentation Paul Fleiszig took to the microphone to conduct his final job of the night, advising all present that the new RWTA Chairman for 2015-16 was Mr David O’Brien – Managing Director of Doboy Cold Stores QLD. David then explained that that he was delighted to accept the Board’s nomination, and said he was looking forward to working with the new team at the RWTA headed up by Executive Officer – Russell Sturzaker and Administration Officer – Anne Thornton.
Pictured above: (from left to right): Martin Porter (Managing Director – Retracom Contracting Pty Ltd, Melissa Hunt (Director-S&D Logistics Pty Ltd) and Paul Fleiszig (RWTA Chairman)
David O’Brien – Doboy Cold Stores Pty Ltd QLD
In closing, Paul Fleiszig went on to thank out going Immediate Past Chairman, and previous Vice Chairman and Chairman of the RWTA Peter Quinn. Paul now takes up his new the position of Immediate Past Chairman.
2014 Frank Vale Award Winner Jeffrey Tusa (Polar Fresh Logistics) with Melissa Hunt.
Our Gala Dinner then proceeded late into the night with members and guests enjoying dessert and coffee while continuing to pack the dance floor to the sounds of the Foenander Brothers Band.
“A Proud Dad” - Steve Donaldson with daughter Melissa Hunt.
See page 43 for full story on the 2015 Frank Vale Award. On behalf of all RWTA members we wish to congratulate Melissa on becoming the Frank Vale Award Winner for 2015, and we wish her all the best for the future. Sponsored by
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[ CONFERENCES ] PARTNER PROGRAM Maggie Beers’ Farm House & Jam Factory Visit Our day started at 10.00am when we were picked up from our hotel for a scenic 90 minute drive in a luxury coach to Nuriootpa and Maggie Beers’ Farmhouse. When we arrived we had the opportunity to wander around the shop and taste all the products; in fact this is the only place in Australia where you have the chance to see and try just about every product they make. We then moved into the “Cook and the Chef” kitchen, where Maggie and Simon filmed their TV series, for a Verjuice cooking demonstration by one of Maggies’ staff, and we were all given our own bottle of Verjuice to try. Following the cooking display a picnic basket lunch was provided based a menu selection that we had made on the bus trip there, so we were then able to sit and eat our lunch in the kitchen area.
Maggie Beer is an Australian culinary icon and her eponymous farm shop encourages visitors to wander around and take the opportunity to taste her range of products, lingering on for coffee and cake or sweetmeats; perhaps an ice-cream or a picnic basket with a glass of wine. Her famed picnic baskets, framed around Maggie’s variety of pates, are served with wood fired oven bread and paired with vintages from both Beer Brothers Wines and Pheasant Farm Wines. As vignerons of the Barossa for more than two decades, Maggie and her husband Colin offer a full range of wines exclusive to the cellar door. Desserts, which include a scoop of Maggie’s ice cream, are accompanied with seasonal fruits plucked directly from the orchard, while even the coffee, tea and milk is local; the shop brewing Barossa Coffee Roasters, local Scullery Made teas, Kernich’s of Greenock un-homogenised Jersey milk. Load up the basket with Maggie’s range, from quince paste to Kalamata olives using traditional preserving methods.
Seppeltsfield Jam Factory Visit On our trip home we stopped off at the Jam factory at Seppeltsfield Winery. The Jam Factory Seppeltsfield provide an extensive range of hand-crafted ceramics, glassware, jewellery and other collectables by leading Australian artists and designers including the extraordinary products made on-site in the Jam Factory studios. Purchases from their shops directly support individual artists as well as their unique exhibition and training programs. National Wine Centre of Australia
Each attendee received a pre-loaded Enomatic Card (to the value of $15.00), a two cheese platter and a self-guided tour around the National Wine Centre, viewing the open Cellar and Wine Discovery Journey, followed by a sumptuous two course lunch, before being transported back to our hotel.
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Day two of the Partner Program say us on the road again, leaving the hotel at 10am in a luxury coach bound for the National Wine Centre of Australia. At 10.30 am we were treated to a “Wine Discovery Tour & Enomatics Tasting”, watching 14 Enomatic ‘wine by the glass’ dispensing machines in action. Incredible to witness in the flesh, these machines allow visitors access to 120 wines at a time from the Centre’s 38,000 bottle collection, making this the largest wine tasting experience in Australia and the fourth largest in the world.
[ CONFERENCES ] LIFE MEMBERS AT CONFERENCE Life Members who attended this year’s conference included: Ray Barry, Doug Cory, Sandy Mead, Martin Porter, Brian Pugh and Warwick Unsworth. Ray Tanner was also booked to attend, however due to a recent knee operation Ray was a last minute.
Sponsors & Exhibitors The RWTA would also like to thank our Sponsors and Exhibitors for their support of our 2015 Conference and Expo, and look forward to working with them again in 2016.
Pictured in the Expo Hall (from Left to Right) are Warwick Unsworth, Ray Barry, Brian Pugh & Sandy Mead.
Martin Porter – Managing Director - Retracom Contracting
Doug Corey (Doboy Cold Stores)
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[ ARTICLE ]
CoR & RWTA Conference The recent RWTA conference in Adelaide was a great event with lots of topics covered, but it was not all about theory there was a lot of “How to” in the sessions. From discussions at the conference I found many people had learned a lot from each speaker or had been stimulated into acting upon what was heard. I presented a session on Chain of Responsibility with my colleague Maurice, Maurice brings an interesting perspective to CoR. As Maurice is a lawyer he sees it from pure black letter law. So how does this impact on you? I tell the CoR compliance issue from an operator’s perspective and I am often accused of being all doom and gloom, however, if you hear it from a legal perspective I am the eternal optimist! Therefore the upshot of all of this is that this CoR stuff is real and getting tougher. So now that you are feeling fully inspired about what you need to be doing in terms of CoR, did you notice Maurice sneak in another component of transport compliance? Did you see the reference to the Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal (RSRT)? So what is it you ask? Just like CoR and in fact an adjunct to road safety the RSRT is about ensuring that all those engaged in transport are fairly remunerated. Is the RSRT just a guide? No, not at all, although the orders handed down on 27th August 2015 are only “draft” they are the pre-cursor to the mandatory rules which will become law on 1st of January 2016. And will cover all supply chain contracts, including Consignor, Consignee, contracted driver, body corporates etc etc…. sound familiar? Yes the same coverage as CoR. Having said that the initial orders will not affect all aspects of the transport industry. There are two initial targets: 1. Transport services wholly or substantially of goods for sale or hire by a supermarket 2. Any long distance transport as deemed by Road Transport (Long Distance Operations) Award 2010 In the area of refrigerated warehousing and transport it’s fair to say this will form a major part of day to day business for most, as such it needs some attention. Let us examine the basics of RSRT. It’s intent and design is to support the direction of CoR and ensure that road 26 OCTOBER 2015 I COLDºRUNNING
safety is not compromised due to
1. Inappropriate contracts and or 2. Contract payments. As such it will be looking for legal supply chain contractors and will be requiring businesses to develop and check supply chain contracts. The use of the term “supply chain contract” has been quite deliberate in that although “Party A” may have a contract with ‘Party B” to supply goods FIS, thus meaning that the cartage is technically free. However, we all know this is a misnomer as someone is paying for the freight. As such you may think you escape any involvement with the rates that are being paid for cartage by having a FIS Contract. But the use of the terminology “Supply Chain Contract” is specific and means that when calculating what is fair in such a contract all the delivery components have been taken into consideration. This could include such things as delivery schedules, time slots, on site delays, demurrage, packing, restraint etc. so basically all the aspects of CoR. On top of this is also the rate, in that what is being paid to carry the freight. Freight costs, although maybe hidden into product pricing is still a major issue and have all parties ensured that the remuneration paid to a driver is appropriate and meets a minimum standard. Right here you are probably saying “what would I know about the minimum acceptable rate a driver should be paid?” RSRT have that covered also, they have developed a calculator to help you out. The calculator is basic but effective and sets out rate per hour and kilometres based on various vehicle configurations. Let’s look at a scenario. You have been buying product “X” from a supplier for some time at a set price of say $500 per unit, the freight charge was always $100 per unit. You need to get better pricing from the supplier and set about some robust negotiation to get the unit price down to $400. This meets with very strong resistance and there is no way the supplier drop the unit rate to $400 and the negotiations end and the supply of the product is now jeopardy. Later the supplier comes back with a suggestion that they could supply the product at $525 per unit including delivery. This is not a bad result and the $510 is accepted. Here we have a supply chain contract for FIS. Question; if the supplier was so adamant about not
dropping the unit rate below $525 and then comes back with a FIS rate of $525, what physically has changed to allow them to do that? At this point alarm bells should be ringing loud and hard. If you just accept the FIS rate, you may be contravening RSRT in that it maybe the transport has been pressured into a reduced cost. As such you need to do some due diligence on the new “supply chain contract”. Questions to ask: 1. Has the manufacturing cost on the item been reduced? 2. Has the profit margin on the item been reduced? 3. Are there changes to delivered volumes that will allow a reduced total delivery cost? 4.
Has a new cheaper carrier been appointed and any new rate struck between manufacturer and carrier been checked against RSRT Calculator?
If we look at the questions 2 relate to manufacturing and 2 relate to transport, from an RSRT perspective the first two are commercial between supplier and buyer and nothing to do with RSRT. The other two are transport operational and are of concern to the RSRT. Due Diligence needs to be completed to make sure that the change is cost is not due to pressure on a carrier. In summary, you need to review all Supply Chain Contracts prior to 1st January 2016 and reasonable steps of Due Diligence to ensure that any component of that contract does not contravene RSRT requirements. If you want to know more about RSRT contact LATUS for details... For more details contact management@latus.com.au or call 1300 008 386 INFLUENCE = CONTROL = RESPONSIBILITY = LIABILITY
Doing nothing is not an option Visit www.latus.edu.au for live chat with one of our staff.
Mike Wood Managing Director – LATUS Logistics Risk Specialists
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Colby Delivers High-Density Storage to Australian DC’s With New Push-Back Pallet Racking Solution
Dematic has launched a new high-density storage solution for warehouse operations - Colby PushBack Pallet Racking. Colby Push-Back Pallet Racking provides high-density storage where pallets are stored up to six pallets deep. Using a forklift, pallets are pushed back on carts on inclined rails mounted inside the racking. As a pallet is withdrawn, the cart holding a pallet behind automatically slides forward to the front position. Push-Back Pallet Racking is a great alternative to double-deep or drive-in racking because it makes great use of space, while still allowing fast and easy access to stock. The system operates on a First In Last Out (FILO) basis. Colby’s new racking is ideal for bulk storage, order consolidation, and despatch. Dematic’s structural engineers have designed the system with safety, integrity, and reliability in mind. All carts are of rigid frame construction and run on large wheel bearings for smooth performance. The rails enclose the wheels, preventing any dislodgement of the carts and keeping the running surface free of debris. Stopper plates locate the pallets securely on all carts. “We understand that safety and optimal equipment lifespan is a key focus for warehouse operators and that’s why we are committed to developing the best products possible,” said Tony Woodlock, Director Storage Equipment, Dematic. Colby’s Push-Back Pallet Racking includes all the superior features of Colby’s selective racking: the diamond-slot profile, which provides a stronger and more efficient interlock between upright and beam; front and rear upright protectors to avoid damage; and rack end protection for worker safety.
Colby Storage Solutions combine the flexibility of a national network of independent distributors, with the resources of global materials handling leader Dematic. Dematic manufactures Colby storage equipment in Australia, to the highest possible standards, and at a competitive price. Further information: Colby Storage Solutions, 24 Narabang Way, Belrose, NSW 2085. Tel: 1800 COLBY 1. www.colby.com.au About Colby Storage Solutions Colby Storage Solutions is one of Australia’s best known and respected suppliers of innovative, high quality storage solutions. With more than 40 years experience in providing reliable and cost effective solutions, Colby combines the flexibility of a national network of independent distributors, with the resources of global materials handling specialist Dematic. Colby® products are designed, engineered and manufactured by Dematic Pty Limited. “Colby” and the “Colby Chevron Marks” are registered trademarks of Dematic Pty Limited.
About Dematic Dematic is a global engineering company that provides a comprehensive range of intelligent warehouse logistics and materials handling solutions. With a global knowledge network of more than 4,000 skilled logistics professionals, Dematic is able to provide customers with a unique perspective in world-class materials handling solution design. Our commitment to solution development, combined with engineering centers and manufacturing plants in North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific, ensures Dematic has the range and capability to provide reliable, flexible, cost-effective solutions globally. Our successful track record has led to the development and implementation of more than 5,000 integrated systems for a customer base that includes small, medium, and large companies doing business in a variety of market sectors. Dematic generates a global business volume of approximately $1.5 billion. To learn more please visit www.dematic.com.au.
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[ MEMBER NEWS ] The high costs of land, labour and energy are driving the increased use of space and costefficient Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS) for the distribution of foodstuffs and healthcare products requiring refrigeration. Dematic’s Manager Industry Logistics, David Rubie, outlines 10 ways ASRS reduces costs and improves cold chain performance. 1. Smaller building footprint with optimised use of the storage cube High bay ASRS effectively use the available footprint in a distribution centre (DC). With aisles in an ASRS also typically requiring up to less than a third of the space compared to those in conventional pallet storage systems, ASRS significantly reduce the total floorspace required to store a comparable number of pallets, typically by 25% or more, depending on the height of the system. 2. Significant on-going energy savings With ASRS enabling more pallets to be stored in a smaller cubic area, they reduce on-going refrigeration energy operating costs. The smaller surface area of ASRS cold stores also reduces the impact of thermal transfer through the walls and roof area, further reducing energy consumption. There is also limited lighting requirements within ASRS, and no need for large doors to be constantly opening and closing for forklift access, further reducing energy consumption. When evaluating the cost-effectiveness of ASRS in cold stores or freezers, it is important to factor in the continuing rise of energy costs over the system’s anticipated operational lifespan. 3. No need to work in harsh environments Employee turnover in cold store and freezer environments is typically higher than in conventional warehousing. With all pallet handling within ASRS cold stores and freezers handled automatically, and the use of integrated infeed/outfeed pallet conveyors, operational staff are not required to work in harsh cold store or freezer 28 OCTOBER 2015 I COLDºRUNNING
10 ways ASRS reduces costs and improves cold chain performance
environments, with stock put-away and retrieval, order fulfilment, load consolidation and shipping taking place in ambient temperatures. Staff working in freezers are also required to take regular breaks from working in sub-zero conditions, reducing productivity and increasing operating costs. 4. Reduced on-going product and equipment damage By eliminating the need for manually operated forklifts, accidental damage to products, racks, freezer doors and other equipment is eliminated. 5. Occupational health and safety benefits With no operational staff permitted within the ASRS warehouse, safety issues associated with the use of manually operated forklifts and pallet trucks are eliminated. 6. Guaranteed inventory location accuracy and inventory security Accurate, real-time computer control of inventory locations in ASRS cold stores and freezers eliminates stock putaway errors that can occur in manual operations. Furthermore, guaranteed inventory accuracy is a desirable selling feature for third party logistics (3PL) cold storage providers. With ASRS providing fully automated operation, another benefit is significantly improved inventory security, which greatly reduces the potential for stock pilferage/shrinkage. 7. Error-free order picking and FIFO stock rotation Manually staffed cold storage DCs can experience several picking errors every day. Accurate inventory location management in ASRS and FIFO (first-
in, first-out) inventory rotation ensures order accuracy and product freshness by eliminating the potential for costly to rectify picking errors. 8. Control of “quarantined” products With ASRS, inventory that is quarantined for whatever reason is electronically locked-in and not available for picking. 9. Enhanced product quality Within ASRS, pallets in cold stores and freezers are optimally spaced allowing chilled air to circulate adequately to ensure product quality is maintained at all times. 10. Customer service excellence Customers expect accurate orders and even the occasional error can badly damage the cold storage provider’s reputation and relationship with their customer.
Cold chain growth in Asia Pacific
According to a recent report from Markets and Markets, the global cold chain is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.2% between now and 2017, with the Asia Pacific region expected to constitute 22% of the frozen food market by 2017, if it continues to grow at the projected CAGR of 17%. The increased popularity of chilled and frozen foods in Asia Pacific is a reflection of changing food preferences as consumers become more affluent, and that the infrastructure to support cold chain operations in the region is expanding. In China, for example, the frozen food market grew from nearly US$10 billion in 2007 to an estimated US$16 billion in 2012.
[ MEMBER NEWS ] The growth of the cold chain sector is largely attributed to globalisation, which enables the import and export of perishable foods, technology advances in cold chain storage and transport, and growing acceptance of frozen foods amongst consumers. Chilled products account for the largest share globally, as most fruits and vegetables are stored and transported through this chain, with the frozen food market also expected to enjoy substantial growth for the next five years. Dematic has implemented a number of cold chain logistics solutions in Asia Pacific in recent years, and is currently in the process of implementing major chilled and frozen DCs in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, where it is commissioning its largest single chilled and frozen food ASRS system in the region, which will house 25,000 pallets stored to a height of 30m.
Chilled and frozen case buffer storage, picking and despatch processing
In addition to ASRS pallet handling systems, Dematic has also developed a high-performance, accurate and cost-effective automated case storage, picking and despatch processing solution for chilled and frozen goods. Based on Dematic’s highly successful Multishuttle ASRS, the solution – which has been deployed by food processors, distributors and retailers in refrigerated environments in Europe and North America – provides an extensive range of advantages over manual distribution and despatch. Multishuttle systems can be linked to conveyors, with cartons conveyed directly to order consolidation areas or direct into shipping containers. Multishuttle systems can also be linked to automated palletisers, which can further reduce the costs, errors and damage associated with manual handling. The Multishuttle system solution greatly reduces the number of potential occupational health and safety (OH&S) hazards associated with the manual handling of heavy cartons, and reduces errors associated with incorrect picking. Through Dematic’s iQ performance optimising software, the Multishuttle systems provide full track and trace capabilities for every single carton of every individual SKU.
Dematic Multishuttle system advantages over cranebased solutions
• Better space efficiency – One of the key advantages Multishuttle offers compared to crane-based systems is that Multishuttle systems can be designed to fit within virtually any space, even unused headroom. Multishuttle systems also utilise the available cube more efficiently providing a higher density, more cost-effective case storage solution in chilled or frozen environments. • Unlimited order assembly flexibility – Multishuttle systems provide immediate access to each individual carton and the SKU is automatically delivered to operations or further automation. No manual interaction is required. • Increased system throughput capacity –Multishuttle systems can pick multiple SKUs concurrently within a single aisle, increasing system throughput and improving access to stock required for orders. • Accurate SKU location mapping – The location of every carton within a Multishuttle system is always known and can be queried in real-time by operations via Dematic’s integrated iQ software. • Improved system redundancy – Multishuttle systems provide the highest level of system redundancy possible. If one Multishuttle fails for any reason, the remainder of the Multishuttles continue to operate independently. • Minimal customisation – A key advantage of Multishuttle systems is that they require minimal customisation, reducing costs and enabling rapid installation and start-up. All of the hardware including storage systems, Multishuttles and system software is pre-configured. • Automated despatch labelling – Fully automated carton shipping labelling upon retrieval from the Multishuttle system can be integrated. • Optimised operational flexibility – Multishuttle systems can operate around the clock, every day of the week, providing the ultimate in operational flexibility. When not required for order processing, the Multishuttle system undertakes any necessary housekeeping processes, retrieving and reslotting products in ‘golden zones’ close to the front of the system to enable faster, more efficient retrieval of high volume SKUs.
• A safer workplace – Multishuttle systems significantly reduce the need for manual handling of heavy cartons or totes, reducing the potential for manual handling injuries. They also significantly reduce the need for pallet truck and forklift movements, further improving workplace safety. • A modular, scalable, flexible solution – Multishuttle systems can be easily scaled up with the addition of extra aisles or by increasing the height or length of the system, providing future flexibility and reducing initial investment, and building/leasing costs. • Rapid return on investment – The combination of productivity savings, reduced errors, lower building/leasing and operating costs, and the reduction of losttime injuries all contribute to a rapid ROI.
Summary
With the range of fresh produce that requires refrigeration and the on-going growth of the market for frozen convenience meals and foodstuffs, the demand for refrigerated storage is growing rapidly. DCs that are optimised through the use of automated storage and handling technologies will be better positioned to cost-effectively meet this demand, and deliver high levels of customer service. ASRS and Multishuttle systems provide competitive advantage by reducing labour touches and improving productivity, increasing service levels, minimising OH&S risks and enhancing order processing flexibility, while delivering comprehensive tracking, visibility and operational management capabilities. And ASRS and Multishuttle systems achieve this using significantly less space compared to conventional storage solutions. ASRS and Multishuttle systems also allows businesses to review their cold supply chain networks and identify where they can consolidate refrigerated storage and distribution to reduce total supply chain costs and deliver superior operational capabilities. With the cost of automation falling significantly in recent years, the business case and ROI for ASRS and Multishuttle systems has never been better. Further information: Dematic Pty Limited, 24 Narabang Way, Belrose NSW 2085, Australia. Tel: +61 2 9486 5555. Fax: +61 2 9486 5511. www.dematic.com.au
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MaxiTRANS Announces Opening of NSW Dealership
MaxiTRANS has announced that it will open a new trailer dealership in the Western Sydney suburb of Smeaton Grange. Set to officially open in November this year, the new facility will provide a comprehensive end-to-end offering to customers, with new and used sales, service and repair facilities on site. MaxiTRANS Managing Director, Michael Brockhoff, said that the Company’s 20,000m3 facility further strengthens its commitment to its customers Australia-wide. “The addition of a wholly owned MaxiTRANS dealership in Sydney furthers our ongoing investment into providing high levels of customer service through our industry-leading sales, parts, service and repair network,” he stated. “Our Sydney location will offer sales of each of our leading trailer brands and be
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able to complete all fibreglass, aluminium and steel repairs.” The new dealership adds to the Company’s existing sales offices in the Riverina and Central Coast, which gives customers access to its products regardless of their location. In addition, MaxiTRANS also announced the appointment of Peter Le Comte as General Manager NSW Branch. Michael asserted that Peter has built a long career servicing the needs of road transport operators, with roles in management, sales, service and parts for companies such as PACCAR, Mack and Iveco. “Peter has a demonstrated track record for building and developing a customer service culture and has successfully run some of the biggest heavy vehicle dealerships both here in Australia and in the USA. He understands what it takes to run a successful retail facility.”
The new MaxiTRANS dealership will be strategically located at 5 Anzac Avenue, Smeaton Grange, in Sydney’s South West. It is just 4km from the Hume Freeway, the main transport link between Sydney and Melbourne. The location provides easy access via the freeway to Sydney CBD and ports, as well as north to the Central Coast and Brisbane. MaxiTRANS NSW Branch can be reached via phone on 1300 MAX NSW (1300 629 769). Please refer to www.maxitrans.com for more information.
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MaxiTRANS has announced that it has launched a refrigerated trailer rental division. “TraileRentals” specialises in the rental of dry freight and refrigerated vans. MaxiTRANS says trailers will be initially available for collection out of its Melbourne facility, but will soon also be available via its dealership in Sydney. MaxiTRANS Group General Manager – Sales and Distribution, Andrew McKenzie, said that the instigation of a rental division reflects MaxiTRANS’ continuing commitment to providing solutions to customers’ needs. “Increasingly tight contract startup dates and difficult-to-predict seasonal demands are a reality for our customers,” he said. “TraileRentals is an important addition to the MaxiTRANS portfolio in order to meet these requirements and to enhance our fullservice offering.” The TraileRentals fleet comprises a wide range of Maxi-CUBE vans, ranging from dry freight through to chiller, freezer, Hi-CUBE reefer and reefer. Temperature controlled vans are available to carry fruit and vegetables, dairy products, farm produce, frozen food, ice-cream, meat and seafood, while dry freight vans are available for the transport of furniture, electrical, computers and other dry freight items. “TraileRentals has the advantage of support from the MaxiTRANS Australian network of trailer dealers, meaning service or breakdown support will never be far away,” Mr McKenzie claimed. TraileRentals will operate via a dedicated website,
MaxiTRANS Launches Van Rental Division The TraileRentals range will be made up of the MaxiTRANS manufactured Maxi-CUBE refrigerated and dry freight van range, which it says provides benefits in that customers can rent the trailers from the company which knows them best.
www.trailerentals.com.au and phone number (1300 12 RENT / 1300 12 7368). MaxiTRANS is Australia’s largest manufacturer and retailer of trailing transport equipment, responsible for leading brands Freighter, MaxiCUBE, Lusty EMS, Hamelex White, AZMEB and Peki. MaxiTRANS is also a leader in trailer repair and service support to the Australasian transport industry via its network of dealers, as well as being a significant supplier of truck and trailer MaxiTRANS has announced the launch of a new van rental division, offering dry freight and refrigerated vans for rent parts through retail brand, via a dedicated website, available across desktop, tablet MaxiPARTS. Please refer to www.maxitrans.com for more information.
and mobile operating systems.
About the Company MaxiTRANS is Australia’s largest supplier of road transport trailing solutions. Synonymous with road transport in Australia through the market leading brands Freighter, Maxi-CUBE, Lusty EMS, Hamelex White, AZMEB and Peki, MaxiTRANS is the leading supplier of road transport equipment for the general freight, temperature controlled freight and bulk transport market sectors.
MaxiTRANS is also a leader in trailer repair and service support to the Australasian transport industry as well as being a significant supplier of parts through retail brand, MaxiPARTS. To find out more about the MaxiTRANS Group of Companies, please visit: www.maxitrans.com
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THE IMPACT OF THE COLD CHAIN
Consider again our banana. India grows 28 percent of the world’s crop and is the top producing nation in the world.16 However, like many rapidly developing countries, India does not yet have an extensive or mature cold chain. Of the 104 million metric tons of perishables transported among cities throughout India, only 4 million are transported in refrigerated vehicles, and that’s mostly milk.17 India’s 6,000 cold storage units accommodate only about 11 percent of the country’s crops, most of this potatoes.18 Without temperature control, observers believe that India loses 20 to 50 percent of its total production of fruits and vegetables each year.19 That makes local delivery of a highly perishable fruit like bananas wasteful, and export simply impossible. Of India’s 28 percent share of the world’s production, the country exports less than 1 percent.20 Observers believe that with an advanced cold chain, India could grow its banana exports from 3,000 to 190,000 containers. This would benefit 34,600 smallholder farmers.21 Reducing losses of this especially nutritious food could alternatively reduce hidden hunger and ensure food security for the country’s growing population. The reach and impact of the modern cold chain are extraordinary but terribly uneven. In the United States, 70 percent of all the food consumed each year passes through this seamless refrigerated network.22 In a rapidly developing nation like China, equivalent cold chain coverage is 25 percent for beef and 5 percent for produce.23 In parts of the world like sub-Saharan Africa, the installation of basic cold chain 32 OCTOBER 2015 I COLDºRUNNING
practices is hindered by poor roads and infrastructure. Some 2.6 billion people worldwide who lack affordable and reliable energy services are simply beyond a functioning cold chain.24 Rapid urbanization represents an additional complicating factor. As the world’s population migrates to cities, the distance between food production and consumption grows. Dependence on an effective cold chain becomes ever greater. India is investing aggressively in refrigerated warehouses and transport. One example is Coldex Logistics, a leading cold storage transport company based in the historic city of Gwalior, some 200 miles south of Delhi. Coldex was founded as a dry storage trucking company and has evolved over the last decade to support the cold chain needs of a variety of international restaurant brands and confectionery companies operating in India.25 “We invested in the cold chain to help our customers reach out to their customers,” says Managing Director Gaurav Jain. “While doing so we have enabled the larger aspect of controlling wastage by prolonging the shelf life of raw and processed food.” Coldex is now expanding beyond transport to warehouses, adopting increasingly sophisticated IT systems, all with an eye toward managing every link in the cold chain. “And very clearly that’s the path a developing nation like India is taking to eradicate food waste and thus hunger and poverty,” adds Mr. Jain. “We feel this can only be done by efficient and functional integrated supply chains—from farm to fork.”26 Likewise, China is addressing its need for a modern cold chain. The Chinese grocery market exceeds $1 trillion, the largest on Earth. Yet most fruits and vegetables grown in the country are transported in open trucks, resulting
in losses that can exceed 40 percent.27 As China adjusts to meet the needs of its growing urban middle class, the country’s cold chain logistics industry is expected to grow at 25 percent annually. The first set of investments is being made in cold warehouses. Once there is a place to store perishables, China will invest in refrigerated trucks.28 In Latin America, supermarkets have grown segment share from as low as 10 percent to a current 60 percent by making massive investments in the cold chain.29 Globally, the total capacity of refrigerated warehouses grew 20 percent to 552 million cubic meters between 2012 and 2014.30 India is the world leader with 131 million cubic meters, followed by the U.S. with 115 and China with 76. Compared with the population, however, the U.S. has 360 cubic meters of refrigerated storage capacity for every 1,000 inhabitants while India has 102 and China 54.31 Were China and India to expand cold chain intensity to U.S. levels, global refrigerated warehouses would grow from 552 million cubic feet to 1.3 billion. Edward Evans and Fredy Ballen, “Banana Market,” Food and Resource Economics Department, UF/IFAS Extension, February 2012 (reviewed January 2015), http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/FE/FE90100.pdf.
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17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24 C.G. Winkworth-Smith et al, “The Potential Value of Reducing Global Food Loss,” The University of Nottingham, Division of Food Sciences, School of Biosciences, March 2015, 17, 19. 25 Pravin Palande, “How Coldex Logistics is Climbing Up the Food Chain,” Forbes India, May 17, 2015,
http://forbesindia.com/article/big-bet/how-coldexlogistics-is-climbing-up-the-food-chain/39825/1. 26 Gaurav Jain, correspondence with the authors, May 29, 2015.
Melanie Lee, “E-commerce Heats Up Cold-Chain Logistics in China,” Internet Retailer, October 12, 2014, https://www.internetretailer.com/2014/10/12/ecommerce-heats-cold-chain-logistics-china.
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29 T. Reardon and J.A. Berdegue, “The Rapid Rise of Supermarkets in Latin America: Challenges and Opportunities for Development,” Development Policy Review, 20, 371-388.
“IARW Global Cold Storage Capacity Report Shows Strong Worldwide Growth,” Global Cold Chain Alliance, December 23, 2014, http://www.gcca.org/pressreleases/iarw-global-cold-storage-capacity-reportshows-strong-worldwide-growth/. 30
31 Based on 2014 population estimates of 318.9 million residents in the U.S., 1,287.0 million in India and 1,393.8 million in China. Sources: World Bank, U.S. Census Bureau and the United Nations.
[ ARTICLE ]
New Book Highlights the Hidden Connection Between Food Waste, Hunger and Climate Change! If food waste were a country, it would be the third largest emitter of greenhouse gases behind China and the United States. Yet, the connection between food waste and climate change is often missing. UTC Building & Industrial Systems has released a new book to connect the issues of hunger, resource conservation and climate change mitigation. UTC Building & Industrial Systems is the world’s largest provider of building technologies, and is a unit of United Technologies Corp. As a world leader in cold chain technologies that advance the global food supply chain, Carrier, a unit of UTC Building & Industrial Systems, has a unique perspective on the global food system, witnessing the stunning amount of food wasted globally. In an effort to elevate global awareness of this issue, John Mandyck, chief sustainability officer, UTC Building & Industrial Systems, and Eric Schultz, former chairman and CEO of Sensitech, a United Technologies company specializing in cold chain monitoring and visibility, co-authored a 182-page paperback book, called Food Foolish: The Hidden Connection Between Food Waste, Hunger and Climate Change, which calls attention to the extraordinary social and environmental opportunities created by wasting less food. “Hunger, food security, climate emissions and water shortages are anything but foolish topics,” said Mandyck. “The way we systematically waste food in the face of these challenges, however, is one of humankind’s unintended but most foolish practices. We hope this book
will be a catalyst for a much needed connected global dialogue on an issue that we believe is essential to the sustainability of the planet.” One-third or more of the food we produce each year is never eaten. Meanwhile, more than 800 million people – a population equivalent to the United States and European Union combined – are chronically hungry. Food waste also has a devastating environmental impact. The embodied carbon dioxide emissions in food waste alone represent 3.3 billion metric tons. That’s the energy used to produce food that’s never eaten, including fuel for tractors used for planting and harvest, electricity for water pumps in the field and the power for processing and packaging facilities. In addition to greenhouse gas emissions, the water used to grow the food we throw away is greater than the water used by any single nation on the planet. “The very foods we need to address global nutrition and meet consumer demand are the most water-intensive and require the greatest protection along the supply chain,” said Schultz. “Their loss and waste not only intensifies hunger, but destroys our freshwater resources.” The impacts of food waste are magnified by our growing planet. The world’s population is expected to grow by another 2 billion people by 2050, with the added challenge of feeding more. “We already produce enough food to feed 10 billion people – everyone today and those expected by 2050,” said Mandyck. “We must implement readily available strategies to avoid food loss and extend food supplies – including energy efficient, sustainable and affordable technologies that better preserve food during transport and distribution, improved food safety standards and a change in consumer behavior. When we waste less, we feed more. Without action, the low-hanging fruit for reducing climate change will continue to literally rot before our eyes.”
Food Foolish was co-written by Mandyck and Schultz and features forewords from Philippe Cousteau, founder of EarthEcho International and Emmy-nominated television host, and Barton Seaver, explorer with National Geographic and director of the Healthy and Sustainable Food Program at the Center for Health and the Global Environment at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. To order a copy of Food Foolish, visit www.amazon.com or www.FoodFoolishBook.com. Proceeds from the book will be donated to food charities. For more information about sustainability initiatives at UTC Building & Industrial Systems, visit www. NaturalLeader.com, follow @UTCBIS on Twitter or visit UTC Building & Industrial Systems’ sustainability blog at www. SustainabilityView.com. About UTC Building & Industrial Systems UTC Building & Industrial Systems is the world’s largest provider of building technologies. Its elevator, escalator, fire-safety, security, building automation, heating, ventilation, airconditioning and refrigeration systems and services promote integrated, highperformance buildings that are safer, smarter and sustainable. UTC Building & Industrial Systems is a unit of United Technologies Corp., a leading provider to the aerospace and building systems industries worldwide. For more information, visit www.BIS.UTC.com or follow @UTCBIS on Twitter.
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[ INTERNATIONAL NEWS ]
How Airflow Management in Reefer Trailers Minimizes Cold Chain Losses The International Refrigerated Transportation Association (IRTA), a core partner of the Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA), recently received this question from a delegation from Eastern Europe: “Why does airflow in reefer trailers flow clockwise and airflow in reefer containers flow counter clockwise?” Dr. Patrick Brecht, a member of the World Food Logistics Organization (WFLO) Scientific Advisory Council responded. “The airflow answer is not simply clockwise vs counter clockwise,” said Dr. Brecht. “The superior airflow management system is vertical airflow (i.e., reefer container) and the less effective airflow system is horizontal airflow (i.e., reefer trailer).” Bottom air delivery systems (also known as “reverse air flow”) are substantially better with regard to temperature management of the chilled produce than horizontal airflow systems. In fact, international transportation companies ultimately converted their entire reefer container fleets from horizontal airflow to vertical air flow. A primary reason for improved temperature management with the
vertical airflow system is that the reefer container’s “T” floor is pressurized (to a certain degree like a forced air cooler) and the conditioned air is then forced a short distance up and through the cargo vertically from the “T” floor to the top of the load and back to the reefer unit. In a properly stowed ocean refrigerated container, conditioned air is delivered from the reefer unit located on the front (“nose”) of the reefer container, along the floor, through the “T” channels, and up vertically through the cargo so that the air is driven around and through the load to maintain produce temperatures. In contrast, reefer trailers are equipped with a top air delivery unit, which means that the air is delivered from the reefer unit to the cargo space via a duct extension and an air delivery chute that is attached to the trailer’s ceiling. The air returns horizontally from the cargo space through a front bulkhead and back to the refrigeration unit. The horizontal airflow system for reefer truck trailers results in less optimal chilled produce temperature management because (in part) the conditioned air moves “passively”
a long distance (picking up heat along the way) from the rear of the load to the front bulkhead. It should be noted that the use of bottom air flow systems for reefer trailers has been considered not practical due in part to the added trailer weight from the “T” floor. The end result is superior chilled cargo (i.e., fresh produce etc.) temperature management with reefer containers due in part to the pressurized vertical airflow (assuming of course that the cargo is stowed correctly in the reefer container!). For further guidance concerning reefer trailers and reefer containers, please refer to these additional publication coauthored by Dr. Brecht: ‘Marine container transport of chilled perishable produce’ (Univ. of Calif. Div. of Agri. & Nat. Res. Pub. No. 21595) and ‘Refrigerated trailer transport of perishable products’ (Univ. of Calif. Div. of Agri. & Nat. Res. Pub. No. 21614). This article was posted in the GCCA Cold Connection under Transportation & Logistics and tagged airflow management, reefer containers, Scientific Advisory Council on September 22, 2015 by Laura Poko.
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Thermo King buys Celtrak vehicle tracking business October 8, 2015 by Dean Stiles
Minneapolis, US and Galway, Ireland: Thermo King has bought Celtrak. Celtrak, based in Galway, Ireland, provides end-to-end telematics products and services for customers in more than 30 countries and in 10 different languages. Thermo King has partnered with Celtrak since 2005 on its TracKing telematics, a product that is available exclusively through the Thermo King dealer network. “This is a strategic acquisition that further accelerates the advancement of Thermo King’s Intelligent Services strategy,” said Ray Pittard, president of Thermo King. “Through our decade-long partnership, we’ve successfully elevated our telematics platform to enable datadriven services that help lower our customer’s operating costs, offer traceability and enhance our products and services portfolio,” he said. Telematics is a catalyst to providing
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greater insight into how equipment performs and enhances customer service. The data that is collected increases the speed of detection of potential issues, provides visibility of refrigerated assets, and delivers crucial information to drivers and fleet owners. “This is a good fit for the Celtrak business and our employees. For the last decade we’ve had a successful partnership with Thermo King and we’re proud to be a part of the team,” said Declan McAndrew, chief executive officer of Celtrak.
Carrier Transicold pursues natural refrigerant technology October 6, 2015 by Dean Stiles
Athens, Georgia, US: Carrier Transicold has set its sights on natural refrigerant technology that surpasses current alternatives in terms of reducing environmental impact. The move voluntarily aligns Carrier with the US Environmental Protection Agency’s latest and more stringent refrigerant change listing for other commercial, non-transport refrigeration systems. As an alternative to R-404A used in truck and trailer refrigeration units, Carrier Transicold is building on its expertise with the natural refrigerant carbon dioxide, which has a significantly lower global warming potential than R-404A and other proposed synthetic replacements. Truck and trailer refrigeration units in North America use R-404A, one of a number of hydrofluorcarbon (HFC) refrigerants for which the EPA, through its Significant New Alternatives Policy (SNAP) program announcement, established new restrictions in other applications, such as stationary commercial refrigeration systems. “Carrier Transicold offers customers some of the most environmentally sustainable refrigeration systems,” said David Appel, president, Carrier Transicold & Refrigeration Systems. “We are committed to expanding our proven, environmentally responsible natural refrigerant systems for road transport. Specifically, we are building on our expertise with the natural refrigerant carbon dioxide (CO2), which has a significantly lower global warming potential (GWP) than current synthetic
refrigerants and their alternates.” Effective this year, the European Union’s new F-Gas regulation (EU517/2014) aggressively ramps down the use of high GWP HFC refrigerants. As an option to the HFC R-404A for truck and trailer systems in Europe, Carrier Transicold and other transport refrigeration equipment providers now offer the refrigerant R-452A, a three-component blend that includes a hydrofluoroolefin (HFO) and has a GWP about 45 percent lower than R-404A. However, R-452A is awaiting required SNAP approval by EPA for use in the United States. R-452A, if approved by EPA, could become an interim option for U.S. truck and trailer customers seeking more environmentally responsible refrigerants. “Carrier Transicold’s greater goal for transport refrigeration significantly surpasses the benefits of R-452A,” Appel said. “The natural refrigerant CO2 is cost-effective, readily available worldwide and has a GWP of only 1, which is roughly 2,000 times better than R-452A (GWP 2,140) and 4,000 times better than R-404A (GWP 3,922).” Carrier has successfully applied CO2 refrigerant in both stationary commercial refrigeration and marine transport applications. Since its introduction in 2004, more than 1,600 supermarkets across Europe have adopted Carrier’s CO2OLtec® commercial refrigeration system, which uses CO2 refrigerant. In 2013, Carrier Transicold commercially launched the revolutionary NaturaLINE® unit, the world’s first marine container refrigeration system using CO2 refrigerant, which can lower carbon emissions by 28 percent compared to previous systems. The NaturaLINE unit is available to shipping lines and container leasing companies worldwide. To help facilitate greater adoption of CO2 as a refrigerant in the United States, Carrier successfully petitioned the EPA to approve the low global warming refrigerant for transport refrigeration. The agency now lists CO2 as ‘acceptable’ for new transport refrigeration applications. “With its GWP of one, CO2 is the basis for calculating the GWP of all other refrigerants,” said Appel. “It serves as the benchmark for environmental sustainability, which is what Carrier Transicold continues to relentlessly pursue.” COLDºRUNNING I OCTOBER 2015 35
Dear RWTA Members, We are pleased to announce an exciting project and partnership with Rob Benson, Content Director for Business Review Australia, as well as the sector based titles Supply Chain Digital, and Food Drink & Franchise. Business Review Australia will be publishing an overview of our plans, objectives and operations, starting with an overview of our upcoming Conference this Month in their next issue. Once our profile
is published in the magazines, they will reformat it into a customised Digital Brochure that we can load on the RWTA website, or print as a corporate brochure handout. They will then conduct interviews with me addressing our primary objectives, ethical practices, and other strengths of the Cold Chain industry in Australia. This partnership will also provide the opportunity for us to profile your company in their publications which reach a vast audience not only within Australia, but also internationally. We are keen to highlight the relationship between Australia and Asia, and the role of the cold chain for example, but overall we want to showcase our values and integrity, as well as our focus on safety and innovation. We invite you to reach out to Robert Benson, Regional Director and Lead Project Manager for the food sector, on 02 9098 4428 to discuss your own company, and the opportunity for a potential feature on your operations. They will also create profile pages for each feature, (following publication) and provide a customized corporate brochure for your use. Then at the end of the year, each of the editorials, and company profiles, will be reconfigured into a
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“Yearbook”, highlighting both the RWTA and a number of our members. We have arranged for all of this at no cost to us, or to any of you, our members , as Business Review Australia derive their revenue from companies wanting to be associated with the RWTA and our membership. Business Review Australia have a very low key system by which an announcement is sent out to the companies you work closely with offering a chance for them to share in the project by way of a targeted advertisement which would appear in all facets of the promotion. Rob can explain more about that, but we hope you agree this is an excellent opportunity to draw attention to the RWTA, our values, and goals for the future. Business Review Australia’s objective in this project, is to promote our agenda, and highlight best practice operations from amongst you our members, including both the large International and National companies, right down to our smaller family owned companies. Again, there is no cost to you for this feature, or any of the subsequent marketing materials, and we believe this will be an excellent vehicle for promoting all the RWTA does, along with the companies responsible in the Australian Cold Chain. Regards, Russell Sturzaker Executive Officer
[ AWARDS ]
2015 Frank Vale Award Recognising Young People in the Australian Cold Chain Industry Melissa Hunt (S&D Logistics) representing the RWTA NSW Division was announced as the 2015 Frank Vale Award Winner by RWTA Chairman Mr. Paul Fleiszig at the RWTA Conference Gala Dinner on Friday 28th August 2015. In congratulating Melissa on her achievement, Mr Fleiszig commented ”that in the years that he had been involved in the judging of the Frank Vale Award, the standard presented by each of the participants had been truly exceptional, with the final judging this year, being the closest ever”. Melissa was then presented with her trophy by award sponsor Mr Martin Porter – Managing Director of Retracom Contracting.
Pictured above: (from left to right): Martin Porter (Managing Director – Retracom Contracting Pty Ltd, Melissa Hunt (Director-S&D Logistics Pty Ltd) and Paul Fleiszig (RWTA Chairman)
As the 2015 Frank Vale Award Winner, Melissa receives a $5,000 travel prize to attend the Global Cold Chain Alliance (IARW/WFLO) 125th Convention which is to be held at the Cosmopolitan Hotel - Las Vegas, Nevada USA from 9th to 13th April 2016. 2015 AWARD NOMINATIONS Nominations opened for the 2015 Frank Vale Award on Tuesday 17th February 2015, with nominations being forwarded to the respective RWTA State Division Chairman prior to the close of entries on Friday 1st May 2015. This year saw nine (9) nominations received: Four (4) from Queensland, (two from Americold and two from Polar Fresh), Three (3) from Victoria (one from Americold and two from Polar Fresh) and Two (2) from New South Wales (one from Polar Fresh and one from S&D Logistics) Once these applications were received the individual State Divisions formed their judging panel, and conducted interviews with each of their respective State nominees. Candidates are assessed against three elements, Application, Interview, and Conference Presentation, with the
Victorian State Finalist - Stacey Lamb (Americold), Queensland State Finalist - Dane Stowers (Americold) and NSW State Finalist - Melissa Hunt (S&D Logistics)
latter being judged following the State Nominees presentation at the 2015 Conference in Adelaide. The individual State Selection Panels would like to thank all of those who applied this year for the particularly high caliber of applications received, and the professional manner in which the nominees conducted themselves during their respective State preselection interviews. For those who were not successful we wish you the very best for your future in the Cold Chain Industry. 2015 STATE FINALISTS Victorian State Finalist - Stacey Lamb (Americold), Queensland State Finalist - Dane Stowers (Americold) and NSW State Finalist - Melissa Hunt (S&D Logistics)
Stacey, Dane, and Melissa presented individually to a National Judging Panel while participating at the 74th RWTA National Conference held at the Stamford Grand Adelaide, South Australia, and on the final day of the conference, they were joined on stage by 2014 Frank Vale Award Winner Jeffrey Tusa from Polar Fresh, where following their individual presentations to delegates, the final judging occurred and a winner was decided.
On behalf of all RWTA members we wish to congratulate Melissa on becoming the Frank Vale Award Winner for 2015, and we wish her all the best for the future. COLDºRUNNING I OCTOBER 2015 37
[ AWARDS ]
2008 Frank Vale Winner Lauren Cavasin PROMOTED TO OPERATION’S MANAGER I started with Bidvest Brisbane in 2001 as a nightshift Despatch Clerk. I worked in this role for almost four years learning all aspects of the Night Distribution. I was asked to step into the Fleet Maintenance side of the business when we had been left shorthanded and soon received the promotion to Fleet Maintenance Coordinator for the Brisbane site. This was no mean feat as we have a large fleet of trucks and vans along with the Rep cars and all the building, plant equipment and machinery to look after.
After 2 years in this role I slowly moved away from directly running the Maintenance to overseeing the Maintenance and began to run the Distribution section of Bidvest, over the next 2 years I took every opportunity to achieve as much education as I could, I attended many different courses offered to me by Bidvest through the Australian Institute of Management all of which have assisted me in achieving all I have to date. In 2006 I was promoted to Distribution Supervisor and became the first female to be running one of the largest Distribution sections for Bidvest. It has not been an easy path but I have always pushed forward to continually set and achieve goals both personally and professionally. In 2008 I completed my Diploma in Logistics Management and soon after received my promotion to Distribution Manager. I continued to thrive in the role for the next 7 Years, in that time I made sure I completed as much study and took every opportunity available to me. I completed my WHS Cert IV and Fire Safety Advisor Certification. I enjoy what I do and for some reason love the day to day heartache of solving delivery issues, customer issues, truck and van maintenance and looking after my immediate 50 staff members plus the 21 Contractor Drivers and the remainder of the 200+ warehouse staff that I manage. A highlight of my career was being nominated for the Frank Vale award in 2008. I won the QLD Division and then went on to present a speech to approximately 350 delegates in the
Hunter Valley. I won the Frank Vale Award for 2008 and from this won a trip to Palm Springs USA and again presented to approximately 500+ Cold Chain Representatives from all over the world and received a Standing Ovation for my efforts. Also I was nominated in 2013 for a Distinguished Service Award for Bidvest and was lucky enough to travel to South Africa with the Company and attend the Gala Awards night and also spend some time enjoying and exploring the magnificent Country on Safari. In October 2015 I was promoted to Operations Manager for Bidvest Brisbane which is no mean feat and I am extremely excited to have the opportunity to show the company that they have made the right decision. It just goes to show that if you are willing to go the extra mile, to put in a little more than required or simply that you have a thirst for knowledge in your area, you can achieve anything you put your mind to because I assure you I never thought when I first started with Bidvest 13 years ago that I would have accomplished the things that I have. As a woman in a male orientated workforce it can be tough however with integrity, loyalty and hard work anything can be achieved. I have certainly paved my way with determination and hard work and it can sincerely happen for anyone who is willing to put in the hard yards. Bidvest have been extremely supportive and always willing to assist me in achieving my goals and I thank them for their continual support and encouragement.
Retracom
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2015 FRANK VALE “FUTURE LEADERS” AWARD
Once again Retracom are proud to be the major sponsor of the Frank Vale award for 2015. The Frank Vale Award has been awarded annually since 1993 to acknowledge talented young people within the industry, who have demonstrated to their employers that they have the potential to become future leaders, and make a positive contribution to the development of the Australian Cold Chain Industry.
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[ AWARDS ] Volume 10, Number 7 APrIl 2008
reFrIGerATeD WAreHouSe
2008 RWTA National Conference
Memoir of a Frank Vale Winner
IN THIS ISSUE • 2008 RWTA National Conference • RWTA Acts on Pallet Issues • WorkSafe Victoria Draft Code of Conduct • How Transport Companies Lose - Old Dockets • Frank Vale Award - Past Winner Profiles • Driver Fatigue Competency and Training • Flight Lieutenant Michael Shand • 2008 RWTA Events - WA - QLD - NSW • New Members • Contact Details
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AuSTrAlIA lTD
RWTA 2008 CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION Sunday 31 August - Tuesday 2 September
The theme for the 2008 Conference
will be:
“Frozen Links - Linking Suppliers, Retailers and 3 PL’s”
Under our 2008 theme, the emphasis will be on the many issues surrounding refrigerated transport and topics will include: • Chain of Responsibility • Timeslot Delays at DC’s • OH&S/Driver Fatigue Regs • Environment Issues. • Temperature Tracking • Pallet Management • Higher Productivity Vehicles
Details will be released shortly on Speakers, Exhibition Packages, Partner Program, Social Events, Golf and Sponsorship Opportunities. Delegate and Partner Registrations will again be online-details available soon. Make sure these dates are in your diary. The place to be in August/Septem ber 2008 will be:
CROWNE PLAZA RESORT, HUNTER VALLEY NSW
I would like to start by thanking the RWTA for there outstanding support through out the whole Frank Vale Award process.
I’d like to begin with the importance this award can mean to not only the staff member you nominate but the global recognition it can bring to your company. Being nominated for the FVA was just the beginning of an amazing and eye opening journey for me, not only professionally but personally as well.
The process for the FVA is one of learning and progression. As a nominee for QLD I was put through my paces firstly being interviewed by a select panel from the RWTA which enabled me to show off my knowledge of the warehouse in which I worked and also the area in which I specialized. Not long after this process I received a call in regards to the FVA and was informed that I had been awarded the winner for the QLD division.
The wonderful feeling of being acknowledged by your workplace is by far the best part of the whole experience. To know that they think that highly of you means so much more than you could imagine. Right there win or lose you immediately have been noticed in a way that makes you feel you are a valuable part of the team at your work place.
With this sorted it was it was time to get ready for the conference and prepare myself for the next grilling! A presentation and another set of gruelling questions were the next criteria, this time by the RWTA panel of judges at the conference in the Hunter Valley. The next few months was spent preparing myself for the conference, which was held in the beautiful Hunter Valley and was exceptionally organised by the RWTA.
All of the State winners were made to feel very welcome by all of the attending RWTA members and guests.
It was now that the panic, sick feeling and trembling began. I sat and watched the other state representatives deliver their presentations which I might add were all very well done. The calibre of the state finalists was outstanding proving my point again that there are young people in our industry wanting to make a difference.
2008 Frank Vale Award at the Lauren Cavasin (Distribution Manager) Bidvest, receiving the Valley NSW. 2008 RWTA Conference & Expo at Crowne Plaza Resort, Hunter Group of Companies, Lauren From Left to Right: Martin Porter (Managing Director) Retracom Chairman Cavasin (Distribution Manager) Bidvest, and Peter Quinn - RWTA
We all got through it though and I must say once up there I felt like I was a respected part of the FVA and that I was really being listened to. It helped that I got a few laughs!!
Once that was over I really relaxed, my knees stopped shaking and the butterflies dissipated but then came the interrogation from the judging panel. It was surprisingly relaxed and I seemed to be at ease with the questions they were asking. Then came the waiting period until the Gala dinner where they announced the winner for the 2009 FVA. Each state finalist was extremely worthy of this title and I would not have wanted to be on the judging panel.
We were all called up and the winner was announced, they called my name and it was awesome! I accepted graciously and the night seemed to end before it had begun. We danced and laughed it was a night I will remember forever!
Back at my workplace the staff and management were buzzing, it was a win not only for me but for Bidvest as well, and just when I thought it was done and dusted, I started preparation for the USA trip. Which was graciously paid for by Retrocom as part of the prize. Again I was prepping for another speech and psyching myself up to represent, Australia, the RWTA and Bidvest at the WFLO convention in Palm Springs! It was the most exciting thing I had ever achieved. Winning boosted my confidence, my professionalism and gave me opportunities I’d never thought possible.
I got to mix with Global Cold Chain representatives and I met some of the most influential members of the WFLO and the IARW. I got to network with people I would never have met if not for the FVA. Some of the people I met I still remain in contact with and will always be in debt for their hospitality. I was given a standing ovation for my speech and was made to feel like the centre of all things COLD!
Winning this award had made me feel like a superstar within the industry and allowed me to show the Cold Logistics of Australia and the world that I love what I do and that there are young people out there who want to make a difference and the FVA is the perfect way to motivate your staff and give them a voice. The whole experience has given me a new outlook; it has enhanced my confidence and self worth. I am happier within myself for the achievement I have gained. My workplace has a high level of respect for me and knows that they have a special kind of person within their management team. The FVA has opened doors for me and given me options; it has made me a highly regarded member of the Cold Logistic Industry. Nominate one of your own so that they too can have these same opportunities. You never know it could be them standing here next year, representing your company and our industry.
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[ MEMBERSHIP ]
Membership Update New Members who have joined RWTA in the past three months are: NATIONAL ASSOCIATE
STATE ASSOCIATE
Climate Friendly (James Lewis) – Energy Solutions
New South Wales
LATUS (Mike Wood) – Logistic Risk Specialists
Thermal Mark Transport
Staff Australia – Recruitment and HR to the Warehouse
– Refrigerated Transport Manufacturers
and Manufacturing Sector TDDA (Bryce Dick) – Drug Detection Agency
MEMBERSHIP UPGRADES: We would also like to congratulate the following Associate Members for upgrading their membership status from State Associate to National Associate Level. AMPAC (Ian Chiron) – World-leading fire detection and alarm systems GSA Insurance Brokers – (Nicole Mellick) – Insurance brokers LATUS (Mike Wood) – Logistic Risk Specialists TDDA (Bryce Dick) – Drug Detection Agency
GSA Wins Broker of the Year Award On behalf of our wonderfully close-knit and talented team, we would like to thank the RWTA Board and members for supporting GSA and allowing us to shine. In being acknowledged as Broker of the Year we take this opportunity to show our appreciation to our clients, suppliers and industry peers. We will continue to focus on delivering the best possible results for you.
Paul Hines,
CEO and Owner
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[ EVENT REPORT ]
RWTA (Victorian Division) Adapt-A-Lift Hyster Golf Day Friday 9 Oct 2015 The 2015 RWTA / Adapt-A-Lift Hyster golf day was played at the magnificent Eagle Ridge Golf Club on the Mornington Peninsula. A warm 24°C spring morning had 120 players tee off in a shotgun start at the annual RWTA Victorian Golf event. The course was picture perfect with excellent playing conditions. Once again the staff at Eagle Ridge led by Wayne Lucas (General Manager & Jason Glanz (Golf Operations Manager) welcomed and treated us as old friends, including running out the red carpet as players arrived at the course. The feedback from those playing on the day was terrific; if word of mouth is anything to go by, a good time was had by all. The team at Eagle Ridge ensured everyone was looked after both on and off the course. Of course these days are never possible without the generous support of sponsors and we sincerely thank the following companies for their generosity. Adapt-A-Lift
Montague Cold Storage
Crown Equipment Pty Ltd
Americold
Dexion (Australia) Pty Limited
Loscam Limited
Arbon Equipment Pty Limited
Dematic Pty Ltd
TWU Super
Winners on the day included;
Individual Feats;
1st Place – Polar Fresh Cold Chain - Nett score 56.99 Dragan Velevski, Jeff Tusa, Shane Beech, Ryan Laguerta
Nearest the Pin – Holes 6, 8, 11, 17 Luke Presti, Adam Crawford, Andrew Main, Stuart Murdoch
2nd Place – TWU Super – Nett score 57.70 John Cotter, Bill McMillin, Peter Anderson, Kevin Halpin
Best the Pro Hole 11 John Prinzi
3rd Place – Americold – Nett score 58.75 Colin Theos, James Buck, Ben Carmen, Milan Damjanovic
Straightest Drive – Hole 16 Kevin Buhagair
4th Place – Adapt-A-Lift Hyster Nett Score 58.96 Peter Wortley, Goran Ristic, Todd Alexander, Tim Harrington
Longest Drive – Hole 7 Mark Cox
5th Place – Loscam Nett Score 59.25 Bryan Wardrop, Kingsley Williams, Geoff Lord, Gourav Neogy
On behalf of the Victorian committee we thank everyone for participating and trust you had an enjoyable day.
6th Place – ASKIN Nett Score 59.39 (count back) Matthew Green, Mark Cox, Shane Johnson, Jeremy Penneweather
If you were not happy about anything on the day, we’d like to hear from you. We can only improve the event if you take the time share with us where we went wrong.
7th Place - GENUINE TRUCK BODIES – Nett score 59.39 (count back) Tony Kerr, Peter Sinclair, Greg Cutler, Rory Wale
Don’t be TEED off if you missed attending this year’s Golf Day, PUTT it behind you and join us on the green in 2016.
NAGA award – Labourforce Nett Score 64.39 Paul Campain, Flemming Hansen, Daniel Considine, Matt Whitfield Putting Comp – Least number of putts TWU Super - 20 putts 42 OCTOBER 2015 I COLDºRUNNING
We look forward to seeing you next year. Greg Lucas RWTA (VIC)
[ INTERNATIONAL EVENTS ] 125th IARW-WFLO Convention Date:
Sun 16th to Tue 19th April 2016
Venue:
Cosmopolitan Hotel Las Vegas Nevada USA
Global Cold Chain Expo Date:
Mon 20th to Wed 22nd June 2016
Venue:
McCormick Place (South Hall) | Chicago, IL USA
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[ COMING EVENTS ] RWTA (SA Division) Networking Breakfast & AGM Date:
Tuesday 27th October 2015
Venue:
Caledonian Hotel, 219 O’Connell St, North Adelaide
Time:
7:00am to 9.00am
Speakers:
Caroline East Wood - The Drug Detection Agency (TDDA) - South Australia The Drug Detection Agency (TDDA) is a company that specialises in drug and alcohol detection, education and prevention programmes in the workplace. Catherine Barnett - Chief Executive Officer - Food South Australia Catherine’s focus is connecting businesses in the food industry with the services and expert advice they need to grow their markets, capacity and connections.
Cost:
$60.00 members. (incl. GST) $90.00 non-members. (incl. GST)
Bookings: Go to www.rwta.com.au/news-events/ then scroll down to find your event, double click on event image or read more... and you will be taken to the Registration page.
RWTA (VIC Division) Christmas Dinner Date:
Friday 13th November 2015
Venue:
WestWaters Hotel and Entertainment Complex
10-20 Lake Street, Caroline Springs
Time:
7:00pm to 12.00am
Catering: 3 Course meal and drinks Cost:
$93.50 members. (incl. GST) $110.00 non-members. (incl. GST)
Bookings: Go to www.rwta.com.au/news-events/ then scroll down to find your event, double click on event image or read more... and you will be taken to the Registration page.
RWTA (QLD Division) Christmas Dinner Date:
Wednesday 20th November 2015
Venue:
The Alice Room, Cloudland, 641 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley
Time:
7:00pm to 11.30pm
Catering: 3 Course meal and drinks Cost:
$165.00 members. (incl. GST) $185.00 non-members. (incl. GST)
Bookings: Go to www.rwta.com.au/news-events/ then scroll down to find your event, double click on event image or read more... and you will be taken to the Registration page.
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RWTA National Office & State Division Contact List
National Office Russell Sturzaker Executive Officer
Telephone: (03) 8620 2802 Mobile: 0418 173 566 Email: rsturzaker@rwta.com.au
Address: VTA Offices, 50 Wirraway Drive Port Melbourne VIC 3207
Postal Address: PO Box 5, South Melbourne VIC 3205
Anne Thornton Admin Officer
Tel: (03) 8620 2817 Fax: (03) 9645 6445 Email: admin@rwta.com.au
Victorian Division
Greg Lucas Chair & State
Representative
Telephone: (03) 9240 4033 Mobile: 0417 553 065 Email: gregl@ABOxford.com.au
New South Wales Division
Darren Mahoney Chair & State Representative
Telephone: (02) 9725 2233 Mobile: 0400 851 909 Email: dmahoney@becampbell.com.au
Queensland Division Rachel Corcoran Chair David O’Brien State Representative South Australian Division Bill Andary Chair & State Representative
Telephone: (07) 3004 1402 Mobile: 0488 900 445 Email: rachel.corcoran@americold.com.au
Western Australian Division
Chair & State Representative
Russell Sturzaker
Telephone: (03) 8620 2802 Mobile: 0418 173 566 Email: rsturzaker@rwta.com.au
Tasmanian Division
Russell Sturzaker Chair & State Representative
Telephone: (03) 8620 2802 Mobile: 0418 173 566 Email: rsturzaker@rwta.com.au
Australian Capital Territory
Chair & State Representative
Russell Sturzaker
Telephone: (03) 8620 2802 Mobile: 0418 173 566 Email: rsturzaker@rwta.com.au
Northern Territory
Chair & State Representative
Russell Sturzaker
Telephone: (03) 8620 2802 Mobile: 0418 173 566 Email: rsturzaker@rwta.com.au
Telephone: (08) 8304-6000 Mobile: 0413 437 070 Email: bill@auscold.com.au
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