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A Safer, Smarter Way to Palletize at Griffith Foods Colombia

When every shift ends with sore backs and tired shoulders, it’s not just fatigue — it’s a signal that something needs to change.

At Griffith Foods Colombia, operators were lifting, twisting, and stacking thousands of boxes every day on two high-volume doypack lines. Ergonomic assessments confirmed what workers already felt: the repetitive palletizing work carried a high risk of musculoskeletal injuries.

But instead of choosing between safety and productivity, Griffith Foods found a way to achieve both.

 

Juan Manuel Herrera Medina
By Juan Manuel Herrera Medina
on Nov 11, 2025 in Palletizing. 3 min read time
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