Series of events stops off in Bremen
Port meets mainland at Roland Umschlag
Around 150 guests met on July 18 for the Hafen trifft Festland event at the Roland Umschlagsgesellschaft site in the Bremen Freight Village.
Company representatives from industry, shipping companies, trade, the logistics sector and the service industry were invited to gain an impression of the efficiency of the ports of Lower Saxony with Germany's only deep-water container port, Wilhelmshaven. The focus: the hinterland connections by rail.
50th anniversary: Port meets mainland in Bremen at Roland Umschlag
Roland Umschlagsgesellschaft is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year - reason enough to make a stop in Bremen for the first time with Hafen trifft Festland. The service portfolio of Germany's only deep-water container port in Whilhelmshaven and the universal port group from Lower Saxony with its logistics concepts and handling facilities were also highlighted at the event.
Lecture series: Potentials presented
Christoph Holtkemper began by outlining the development of the CT terminal into a gateway for the North German seaports. The oldest private combined transport terminal in Germany with around 260,000 square meters of space was founded in June 1969 and coordinates up to 42 block trains per week with around 3,750 TEU capacity with its own transport department. Oliver Bergk, General Manager Sales Eurogate, presented Eurogate Container Terminal Wilhelmshaven with its liner connections and modern superstructure. Timo A. Schön, Managing Director of Seaports of Niedersachsen GmbH, outlined the potential of maritime logistics services of the seaport group in the northwest in his presentation.
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