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Mighty Oaks will be at Booth 853
The show will showcase the latest and most innovative equipment and technology for the agriculture industry. Join thousands of farmers and agri-food producers in comparing and investigating what over 250 dealers and manufacturers have to make your operation more efficient.
Demand for BC’s agrifood and seafood continues to grow. Sustainable growth is about strong market performance as well as ensuring that strength is evident in food supply security. We know that growing, harvesting and accessing healthy, safe and nutritious food results from sharing knowledge and creating strong networks.
We like showing off our new creations. Mighty+ is our cloud hosted SaaS offering. For years we have created highly customised e-commerce solutions used in the food supply chain. We have taken what we have learned, rewritten it for subscription world and now offering it as a pure cloud solution.
Omnion now offering last-mile delivery locker technology in North America
VICTORIA, B.C.–OMNION Inc., the newest member of the Mighty Oaks Group of Companies, is now offering last-mile delivery locker technology in North America based on European equipment. OMNION reached an agreement with LockTec GmbH of Weissenbrunn, Germany, to distribute cool locker technology in North America.
Lockers Are The Next Innovation in Delivery
For too long when consumers order groceries or other products online they need to be at home to wait for the delivery driver or risk the product being left unattended. Online food suppliers need to utilise excessive packaging to deal with food being left in unrefrigerated locations. This technology changes that. Elder Matias, Mighty Oaks CEO said: “With major international retailers such as Amazon and Walmart getting into the online groceries market in Canada, traditional regional grocers need to adapt, and we are helping them, Smart Lockers are going to be a critical success factor going forward.” The multi-carriage approach even allows to create a local locker-infrastructure as backbone for any kind of unattended delieveries in order to support e.g. local farmers and any local services, not just limited to grocery-deliveries.