MATERIALS HANDLING, LIFTING AND STORAGE EQUIPMENT
ENSURES THE SEAMLESS AND EFFICIENT FLOW OF GOODS

CRANES & LIFTING EQUIPMENT

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INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS

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INTRALOGISTIC SYSTEMS

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MOBILE ELEVATING WORK PLATFORMS

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RACKING & SHELVING

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  • FEM recommendations on CBAM transition period

    As major downstream users of steel and aluminium, European materials handling equipment manufacturers are heavily impacted by the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). 9 months after the beginning of the transition period, companies are faced with numerous challenges to fulfil their reporting obligations. FEM takes stock of these and puts forward concrete recommendations to facilitate… Read more »

    FEM recommendations on CBAM transition period
  • FEM to launch AIV Group

    We are pleased to announce the launch of FEM Group on Autonomous Intralogistic Vehicles (AIV) Whereas the AIV business is increasing at a rapid pace, increasingly attracting customers and investors’ attention, this initiative aims at providing the largest European platform for AIV manufacturers to engage in technical cooperation and information exchange. Click HERE for the brochure, giving… Read more »

    FEM to launch AIV Group
  • FEM for Corporates

    To further develop how our association can create value for our industry and increase our impact, FEM is pleased to present a new proposal, ‘FEM for Corporates’. This proposal aims to help you as a company to grow your influence, network, and visibility. What does this offer? A unique corporate network for manufacturers to connect,… Read more »

    FEM for Corporates
  • FEM position on the proposed PFAS restriction

    The proposed PFAS restriction would have tremendous effects on the European materials handling industry, going far beyond the ability to innovate and remain competitive, and actually questioning companies’ ability to continue manufacturing their products in Europe. This is the main message from FEM’s position, as part of the industry’s contribution to the public consultation. To… Read more »

    FEM position on the proposed PFAS restriction