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Locus Robotics, a warehouse automation company, has announced that a cold-storage hardware modification developed for HelloFresh has enabled the meal kit company to expand chilled fulfillment capacity from 100 SKUs to 500 SKUs – a fivefold increase that supports greater meal variety and new revenue opportunities across the HelloFresh brand portfolio. Factor, a HelloFresh brand, […]
RoboticsAndAutomationNews.com By Sam Francis Jul 07, 2026 News Warehouse robots amrs autonomous mobile robots chilled fulfillment cold chain logistics
Locus Robotics has unveiled a cold-storage hardware modification that significantly enhances HelloFresh's chilled fulfillment capabilities. This upgrade allows the leading meal kit company to increase its temperature-controlled stock-keeping units (SKUs) from 100 to 500, marking a fivefold expansion. The enhancement is expected to provide greater meal variety and open new revenue streams across HelloFresh's diverse brand portfolio, including its Factor brand. The deployment of 13 Locus robots was integral to this expansion, showcasing the innovative collaboration between the two companies.
LogisticsBusiness By David Priestman Jun 24, 2026 AMR and AGV Automation Systems and Shuttles Cold Chain Logistics eFulfilment Materials Handling Robotic Picking
HelloFresh has announced the implementation of a customized Locus Origin deployment aimed at enhancing its refrigerated operations and expanding its product variety. This strategic move, which is part of the company's ongoing efforts to automate processes across its various brands, was unveiled in October 2023. The deployment is expected to streamline logistics and improve efficiency in the handling of perishable goods, allowing HelloFresh to offer a broader selection of meal kits to its customers. By leveraging advanced automation technology, the company aims to meet the growing demand for diverse and fresh meal options while maintaining high standards of quality and service.
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