No more differentiation between business areas
BLG contract logistics repositions itself
Since the beginning of October 2022, BLG's Contract division has been divided into three pillars: Contract Operations, Customer & Business Development and Performance Support.
The company is thus moving away from its previous division into the Industrial Logistics and Retail Logistics divisions.
"With the organizational realignment, we will emphasize our strengths, make even better use of potential and become more agile overall," explains Matthias Magnor, member of the Board of Management of BLG Logistics and responsible for the Contract division for the past year. BLG Logistics is active in contract logistics at over 40 locations throughout Germany and the world. In future, the locations and countries will be managed in a regional structure. This will bring the BLG team even closer to the customer and make it even more entrepreneurial. Another aim of the new structure is to position the company to be future-proof and competitive. In addition, the topics of technology and sustainability will be more firmly anchored in the organization. As a logistics architect, BLG Logistics offers customer-specific logistics solutions in procurement, production and distribution logistics as well as in returns and spare parts logistics. Its customers include major national and international companies from the automotive, industrial, retail and energy sectors.
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