On April 30, Li Junbo, Vice Chairman and Party Leadership Group member of the Anhui Federation of Industry and Commerce, and Zhang Huaike, Vice Chairman of the Hefei CPPCC and Deputy Chairman of the Anhui Provincial Committee of the China Democratic National Construction Association, visited Anhui Yufeng Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. (Yufeng Intelligent) for a research and exchange session. They were accompanied by Li Jixiang, Executive Vice President of the Anhui Machinery Industry Federation, among other leaders. Yufeng Intelligent's General Manager, Xiang Weifeng, along with senior executives, hosted the delegation. During the visit, the delegation toured Yufeng Intelligent's digital showroom, assembly workshop, and AGV robot R&D testing area. They received detailed briefings on the company's development history, business segments, and technological innovations, with a particular focus on the company's self-developed AGV mobile robots, stackers, and four-way shuttle intelligent warehousing systems. Li Junbo commended Yufeng Intelligent for its significant achievements in product development, technological innovation, and market expansion. He expressed hope that the company would continue to make technological breakthroughs, expand application scenarios, and further promote industrial scaling, digitalization, and intelligent upgrades. He also emphasized that the Anhui Federation of Industry and Commerce would serve as a bridge between the government and enterprises, actively reflecting corporate demands and assisting in resolving development challenges to optimize the business environment. Zhang Huaike highly praised Yufeng Intelligent's innovations in intelligent manufacturing, encouraging the company to seize new industrial policy opportunities, strengthen technological innovation and product development, and expand application scenarios. He hopes Yufeng Intelligent will set new benchmarks for high-quality industry development and contribute more actively. This research and exchange activity further strengthened the close ties between Yufeng Intelligent and the Anhui Federation of Industry and Commerce. Looking ahead, Yufeng Intelligent will continue to build on the expectations of leaders at all levels, bolster its talent team, and contribute to the high-quality development of Anhui's economy.

Survival Challenges for Print and Packaging Enterprises Amidst the Digital Transformation Wave The printing industry's vast product range and complex workflows make automation upgrades and warehouse–logistics integration particularly difficult. In packaging printing, raw materials, semi‑finished goods and finished products must shuttle constantly between pre‑press, press and post‑press stages, yet reliance on manual forklifts today leads to low efficiency, chaotic line‑side storage and lengthy verification times. Rising labor costs and quality issues from human handling only exacerbate the problem, making an intelligent transformation imperative. One leading high‑end packaging manufacturer—whose portfolio spans luxury cosmetics, perfumes, premium spirits and cultural goods—has long held an industry‑leading position and earned the trust of many top global brands, even winning the printing world's "Oscar", the Benny Award. Current Situation 1: Space Planning The printing‐and‐packaging sector handles many large, varied items—raw paper rolls, cartons, bags, etc.—yet the on‑site storage near the shop floor uses flat racking without zoning by paper type, width or grade. This leads to stockpile backlogs, time‐consuming searches for materials, and poor support for efficient production supply and turnover. Current Situation 2: Information Management Throughout production—from raw and auxiliary materials, to semi‑finished and finished goods—there’s no digital or automated management system. All inventory records are handwritten, and data travels via paper cards, making errors inevitable, breaking the data chain and preventing any traceability of product quality. Current Situation 3: Distribution Operations All workshop logistics—internal deliveries and warehouse in/out—are done by hand. Without smart delivery equipment or automated slot management, workers must hunt for items manually, resulting in low delivery efficiency and high labor intensity. Current Situation 4: Environmental Requirements Raw paper and finished paper products are flammable, prone to spoilage and moisture deformation. They must be stored in a dry, clean environment with controlled temperature and humidity, never in high‑heat or high‑pressure areas. Otherwise, friction can build static and pose a serious fire risk. A Tailored Smart Warehousing & Logistics Solution for Packaging & Printing We design and customize an end‑to‑end intelligent logistics system around your actual production logistics and storage needs—covering everything from raw materials and work‑in‑progress to finished goods and consumables. By integrating automated inbound/outbound handling, storage optimization, distribution, and digital data capture and management, this has become one of the industry’s most effective smart‑logistics templates and a benchmark for intelligent manufacturing in printing and packaging. This project spans multiple zones—cutting, printing, screen‑printing, laminating, folding/gluing, r...

On April 17, at the successfully held "4th National Conference on Smart Logistics and Supply Chain Development for the Alcohol Industry" in Guiyang, Anhui Yufeng Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Yufeng Intelligent") was awarded the "Outstanding Case in Alcohol Supply Chain" for its independently developed Smart Grain Moistening System for intelligent warehousing. As a leading domestic logistics system integrator and intelligent equipment manufacturer, Yufeng Intelligent has leveraged its core smart warehousing technologies to serve top-tier liquor enterprises such as Jinpai Group, Wuliangye, and Yingjia Gongjiu. Through its comprehensive intelligent warehousing and logistics solutions, the company has helped drive digital and eco-friendly upgrades in key processes of the traditional liquor industry, including raw material moistening, finished product storage, and distribution logistics. This award marks another industry-wide recognition of Yufeng Intelligent's innovation and achievements in the alcohol supply chain sector. Intelligent Upgrade Demand in the Beverage Industry i. Labor Costs: The beverage industry is labor-intensive, requiring substantial human support across its entire production process. The sharp increase in labor costs creates an urgent need to improve production methods and reduce costs. Additionally, as production capacity expands to meet growing demand, the industry is in a rapid development phase. The surge in mid-to-high-end consumption is driving a significant capacity expansion, placing high demands on production efficiency. ii. Low Equipment Automation: Many beverage companies still rely on manual operations and human judgment, lacking intelligence and automation. This further hinders the improvement of production efficiency. iii. Traditional Warehousing: Traditional manual warehousing management makes information tracking difficult and causes issues such as information discrepancies. iv. Information Silos: The beverage manufacturing process spans several areas, including raw material procurement, production management, quality control, and warehousing logistics. However, information systems for these different stages are relatively independent, making it difficult to share and integrate data. This reduces production efficiency and decision-making accuracy. Application Case in the Beverage Industry Application case of a health wine company's inventory and grain system Intelligent manufacturing is accelerating the transformation of traditional brewing methods, leading the industry from "manual brewing" to the "4.0 intelligent brewing" era, transforming chaotic workshops into standardized "smart factories." As the first key step in the brewing process, grain conditioning, a core procedure, tests both experience and heavily relies on labor. In traditional processes, after conditioning, brewers usually pile the sorghum nearby for resting to fully expand the starch and promote gelatinization, whic...