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Gebrüder Weiss acquires Ipsen Logistics

02.10.2020

BREMEN. Subject to the approval of the competition authorities, Austria-based international logistics firm Gebrüder Weiss (GW) has acquired parts of the sea and air freight business of Bremen-based Ipsen Logistics. At the contract signing in Bremen, Hans-Christian Specht and Eduard Dubbers-Albrecht, managing partners at Ipsen Logistics, met with (from left to right) Gebrüder Weiss’s Lothar Thoma, managing director of Air & Sea, and chairman Wolfram Senger-Weiss.

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