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Formerly known as Material Handling Management. Established in 1945 and geared toward senior executives responsible for the material handling and logistics function in manufacturing or distribution. Regular features highlight the application of new products, material handling systems, transport packaging, safety ideas, literature, industry, case studies, automatic identification, supply chain technology, logistics, transportation, global trade, and distribution. Written for managers and engineers responsible for material handling functions in manufacturing, industrial packaging, warehousing and distribution. Brings together a community of supply chain and material handling professionals to inspire and drive their quest for operational excellence. Explores the issues, trends, products, technology and best practices that enable material managers to succeed in today's hyper-competitive global economy. Coverage focuses on material handling applications, technology, and management as a means of increasing productivity, cutting operating costs, improving safety, facilitating materials requirement, planning and streamlining inventory control. MH&L DOES accept bylined articles/white papers. They accept: News stories and press releases, New product announcements, Feature articles (2,000-4,000 words), Case studies/application stories (800-1,500 words), Instructional articles (800-1,500 words), Opinion pieces (600 words), Guest columns (600 words) Policies: Bylined feature articles must be exclusive to Material Handling & Logistics. Articles and case studies must be non-commercial and educational. All submissions should address one or more of our core editorial departments: Powered Vehicles, Transport Packaging, Technology & Automation, Labor Management, Facilities Management, Transportation & Distribution, and Global Supply Chains. Submissions should include digital, high-resolution (300-dpi), color images. All contributions are subject to editing for length, content and style. We reserve the right to determine each submission’s eligibility for publication. Procedures: Submit a brief abstract directly to the chief editor, that summarizes the topic of the submission, notes desired month(s) of publication and provides a statement as to the author’s qualifications. To submit complete news releases, product announcements, informational articles and case studies for consideration in any issue, e-mail the document (Word is preferred) along with digital, high-resolution images (jpg, tiff, gif) directly to the editor. For more information, write to the editor. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).