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Sybilion raises $4.2M to help industrial companies act with confidence in volatile markets - March 11, 2026
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Anchr raises $5.8M to bring AI-native automation to America’s food supply chain - March 10, 2026
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Mirai Robotics raises $4.2M pre-seed to build autonomous and intelligent maritime systems to master every sea - March 9, 2026
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Amcor to present engineered Stretch Hood solutions for automated pallet protection at LogiMAT 2026 - March 6, 2026
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FOOD RETAILERS TARGETING CUSTOMS IMPROVEMENTS TO TACKLE THE IMPACT OF UK-IRELAND CROSS-BORDER DELAYS - March 3, 2026
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THE E-COMMERCE TRENDS THAT SHAPED 2025 AND THE IMPACT ON FULFILLMENT - March 3, 2026
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GOPLASTICPALLETS.COM AND GOMI TEAM UP TO CREATEINNOVATIVE TECH FROM END-OF-LIFE PALLETS - March 2, 2026
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Nulogy Introduces the Manufacturing Operating System - February 27, 2026
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Bliss Direct scales to 300 daily orders and saves 25 hours per week with Forterro’s Orderwise ERP - February 25, 2026
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Wootzwork raises $6.6M to bring predictability to offshore manufacturing - February 25, 2026
Adapting to the coronavirus challenge
Many manufacturing and supply chain operations are providing essential services in the fight against the worst effects of the coronavirus outbreak. MRPeasy works with companies in these sectors and with organisations in two industries at the forefront: pharmaceutical and medical devices.
In addition to continuing to support existing customers, MRPeasy, cloud-based MRP system vendor for small manufacturers, is providing an extended free trial period of 30 days, at no extra cost, for new sign-ups from companies in the crucial pharmaceutical and medical devices sector until the 1 May 2020.
Karl Lauri, managing team member at MRPeasy said: “We are taking all necessary measures at MRPeasy to ensure we follow the guidelines and keep the team healthy. Across the globe, organisations of all types are striving to adapt to lockdown measures and a dramatically altered economic outlook. It is important to always look ahead and as business activity revives, it will be particularly important for SME manufacturers to become as efficient as possible, with systems in place to handle the challenges ahead. We look forward to businesses everywhere returning to normal operations as soon as they possibly can. In the meantime, we wish everybody well as we work through this difficult situation.”












