The sustainability model is based on three pillars: environmental, economic and social sustainability should all be equal in order to ensure sustainable development.

There will always be transport pitfalls in the port hinterland, regardless of the chosen transport mode. HGV transport is susceptible to traffic, bridges with weight restrictions and driver shortages, and rail to line closures, speed restrictions and the...

Firstly, the good news: according to the Logistics Indicator published by the Federal Association of Association (BVL) in December 2024, the logistics industry can once again look forward to a brighter future, even though the general situation remains unsettled.

To mitigate the effects of climate change, the UN member states signed the Paris Agreement in 2016 (UNFCCC), which stipulated that global warming is to be limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius compared to the pre-industrial era.

Keywords such as climate change, energy supply and sustainability are having a major impact on public debates.

Even without the aid of drone technology, we have taken an entertaining flight over Germany to take a closer look at the logistics sector – plus facts and figures on current developments in the logistics real estate market.

From “apprentices” to “skilled workers” and “employee satisfaction”, the German job market has plenty of keywords which trigger more in-depth discussions.

Whether it is Work 4.0, artificial intelligence (AI) or digitalisation and automation, people respond very differently to these keywords.

German ports are a hub of activity. So we have put together some interesting figures for you as a little detour from the wider topic of this issue. They might well prove to be handy pearls of wisdom in one of your future conversations – whether the topic is how many vessels have been handled at German ports or what key goals are being pursued with brand cooperation.

Remote working, flexible working hours, part-time and post–retirement working models – the world of work is rapidly changing.

The sustainability model is based on three pillars: environmental, economic and social sustainability should all be equal in order to ensure sustainable development.

There will always be transport pitfalls in the port hinterland, regardless of the chosen transport mode. HGV transport is susceptible to traffic, bridges with weight restrictions and driver shortages, and rail to line closures, speed restrictions and the...

Firstly, the good news: according to the Logistics Indicator published by the Federal Association of Association (BVL) in December 2024, the logistics industry can once again look forward to a brighter future, even though the general situation remains unsettled.

To mitigate the effects of climate change, the UN member states signed the Paris Agreement in 2016 (UNFCCC), which stipulated that global warming is to be limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius compared to the pre-industrial era.

Keywords such as climate change, energy supply and sustainability are having a major impact on public debates.

Even without the aid of drone technology, we have taken an entertaining flight over Germany to take a closer look at the logistics sector – plus facts and figures on current developments in the logistics real estate market.

From “apprentices” to “skilled workers” and “employee satisfaction”, the German job market has plenty of keywords which trigger more in-depth discussions.

Whether it is Work 4.0, artificial intelligence (AI) or digitalisation and automation, people respond very differently to these keywords.

German ports are a hub of activity. So we have put together some interesting figures for you as a little detour from the wider topic of this issue. They might well prove to be handy pearls of wisdom in one of your future conversations – whether the topic is how many vessels have been handled at German ports or what key goals are being pursued with brand cooperation.