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Rhenus gets to the heart of Germany

Rhenus Group has opened two new air and ocean offices in Hanover and Dortmund. With a combined population of 3.8 million, the Hanover, Braunschweig, Göttingen and Wolfsburg regions are an important services and manufacturing rregion while Rhine-Ruhr is one of the largest urban regions in Europe, with a population of over 10 million. Rhenus Air and Ocean currently operates 13 business sites in Germany and is planning further branches. [+]

Strong start for new Rhenus hub

Rhenus UK says its Manchester facility has processed over 5,000 vehicle movements in the first year since its opening in October 2017. The figure included over 2,500 exports to destinations in Europe, Asia and South America. The hub, situated at Port Salford is also home to Staples International, which was acquired ... [+]

Rhenus opens New Zealand arm

The Rhenus Group has opened its own entity in New Zealand – Rhenus Logistics NZ and with the first business site in Auckland. It will provide comprehensive international and domestic logistic solutions as well as customs consultancy with a strong focus 4PL and 5PL solutions. A natural focus for activities ... [+]

Rhenus buys in Ireland

German forwarder the Rhenus Group has signed an agreement to acquire Ireland’s Avant Air and Sea, subject to approval. Avant, based in Dublin and founded in 1990, specialises in temperature-controlled and pharmaceutical shipments as well as hazardous consignments. It also operates branches in Shanghai and Hong Kong and provides weekly consolidation ... [+]

Rhenus to form river joint venture

German forwarder Rhenus is planning to set up a joint company with Dutch port services provider, the LBH Group, to service the inland waterways sector and the onward carriage of goods. The two partners will draw up the legal framework over the next few weeks and the deal still has to ... [+]

Rhenus starts Dubai reefer groupage service

Rhenus Project Logistics is organising the first groupage seafreight service for temperature-controlled goods from Europe to the UAE from the beginning of August 2018. One or two containers every month will connect Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Benelux to Dubai and is primarily designed for temperature esensitive foods like chocolate, bakery ... [+]

Rhenus shows off Turkey signing

Rhenus Logistics UK has signed a new partnership deal with Turkey’s Solmaz Logistics Services. Solmaz employs more than 1600 personnel at 60 facilities in 16 cities across Turkey and has 200 customs specialists operating from both border posts and inland customs houses. Managing director of Rhenus Logistics UK, David Williams, said: “The ... [+]

Peli Bio and Rhenus expand reusable thermal packaging network

Temperature-controlled material firm Peli BioThermal has set up 13 new European drop points at airports throughout Europe for its on demand Credo rental program for reusable thermal packaging in conjunction with forwarder, Rhenus. The locations include Dublin airport, along with Amserdam Schihol, Paris, Lyon, Frankfurt, Zurich, Prague Airport, Copenhagen, Milan, ... [+]

KOG becomes part of the Rhenus machine

Project logistics specialist, KOG Worldwide is being rebranded as Rhenus Project Logistics following completion of integration with its German parent company. Rhenus Project Logistics now has 24 companies in 20 different countries including Europe, Asia North Africa and North America and with new sites recently opened in Chicago, Bremen and ... [+]

IEA to offer more customs info online

BDO Customs and International Trade Services (BDO) and Rhenus Logistics Ireland are to sponsor IEA’s online customs services offering. Through a series of newsletters in 2018, the IEA, BDO and Rhenus Logistics Ireland will offer IEA members advice and assistance on exporting overseas and importing into Ireland, keeping members informed ... [+]

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