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Hellmann promotes sustainability

05.09.2024
OSNABRÜCK. In July, Hellmann Worldwide Logistics announced its plans to further expand its sustainability department and named Şükran Gencay (right) and Daniel Hülemeyer (left) Heads of Sustainability. With the newly created positions with a global focus, the company is underlining the strategic importance of sustainability. Stefan Borggreve (centre) of the Hellmann Executive Board has also pursued this aim since the beginning of the year.

Credits: Hellmann Worldwide Logistics

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