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The trend towards nearshoring is continuing even after the coronavirus pandemic, according to Munich-based international freight forwarder Robert Kukla. The intermodal service provider is seeing continued growth in transport from Turkey and the Maghreb states, particularly for the textile, automotive, chemicals and furniture product groups.
read more...Nagel-Group is launching an extensive expansion and modernization project at its Hamburg site. Germany's largest food logistics company will completely restructure the site in the Allermöhe industrial estate.
read more...Both the tense economic situation in Europe, and in Germany in particular, and the geopolitical conditions continue to have an impact on handling in the Port of Hamburg.
read more...The difficult economic development of the global economy is affecting the handling figures of the Port of Hamburg. As in other ports in Northern Europe, seaborne cargo throughput in Hamburg is declining, although individual trade lanes are developing positively. As a universal port, Hamburg is benefiting from an increase in bulk cargo handling.
read more...The largest photovoltaic system on an industrial building in Germany to date is the hallmark of the new "C3 Bremen" logistics center in the Freight Village of the Free Hanseatic City.
read more...Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) performed successfully in the 2022 financial year despite challenging conditions.
read more...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.
read more...The demand for logistics services is constantly increasing. This is also the case in the Upper Palatinate, where the Ziegler Group has expanded its logistics offering to include warehouse logistics services.
read more...Port evening of the North German seaports
Closer cooperation between the German North Sea ports is possible. This was one of the results of the first joint port evening of the North German seaports in Berlin. More than 100 participants followed the exciting discussions chaired by DVV Publishing Director Oliver Detje.
read more...The increase in throughput in Lower Saxony's seaports of Brake, Cuxhaven, Emden, Leer, Nordenham, Oldenburg, Papenburg, Stade and Wilhelmshaven is being driven by strong growth in both containers and general cargo.
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