22 companies under one roof

Seaports

Daniel Schilling, 28.04.2023, 07:56

22 companies under one roof

The interest of Bremen companies in participating in Transport Logistic is once again very high. Numerous companies from the logistics sector have registered for the joint stand of the ports of Bremen organized by Bremenports.

In addition to the organizer itself, which is responsible for the infrastructure of the ports of the Free Hanseatic City, freight forwarders, railroad companies, research institutes, real estate agents and other service providers from Bremen and Bremerhaven are also involved. Bremenports Marketing Director Ronald Schwarze: "During the preparations, we sensed a great deal of joint commitment and anticipation for this event. The 22 co-exhibitors presenting themselves on the joint stand of the ports of Bremen will cover the entire range of logistics expertise." The ports of Bremen are also inviting visitors to two evening events on the occasion of the trade fair.

Hall B4, Stand 213/314

This article appeared in issue 4/23

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