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The University of Bremen investigates brand image

01.12.2020

BREMEN.  A comprehensive academic researcher will examine the market positioning of Bremen’s ports in the coming months in a study commissioned by bremenports. As part of this study, the markstones Institute of Marketing, Branding & Technology of the University of Bremen will survey existing and potential customers regarding the services of the ports. “I expect the study to provide founded insights into how the customers view the range of services of the Bremen ports. This should help us improve the positioning of the ports of Bremen and Bremerhaven in the market”, says the Senator for Science and Ports Dr. Claudia Schilling. The study’s conclusions should be available in summer 2021.

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