JadeWeserPort to receive additional service
HAMBURG/WILHELMSHAVEN. In a customer notice issued in August, Hapag-Lloyd announced that it would be relocating the port of departure for the East Med Express (EMX) from Hamburg to Wilhelmshaven (CTW).
Alexander Global Logistics expands storage capacity
05.06.2024
BREMEN. According to reports by Deutsche Verkehrs-Zeitung (DVZ), Alexander Global Logistics (AGL), a Bremen-based freight forwarder, is planning a huge expansion of storage and transshipment capacity for pulp and paper in Bremerhaven. The company will expand its logistics centre to accommodate two halls with a combined space of 20,000 square metres. It currently has 35,000 square metres of covered space there. A building application, which will require an investment in the lower double-digit million range, is in progress.
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