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trucking that involves loading heavy freight, stuffing & stripping, or Customs duties. Also represented are inland terminals that house shipping company de- pots, for example DeCeTe in Duisburg or Bobe Spedition in Bad Salzuflen, along with access to rail sites or waterways, e.g. with Sachsenland and Mar- tin Oelrich. All these optimally secure the infrastruc- ture on the Hamburg link. Thanks to this massed ex- pertise within a short distance and permitting personal dialogue, shippers can be offered the whole range of transport solutions.
NO FREIGHT TOO LARGE, NO DESTINATION
TOO FAR
To have breakbulk orders met by medium-size com- panies - or the Mittelstand – is feasible, not just in theory but in practice. LogCoop member GrassISL proves that every day. On at least four days out of five, vehicles from the transport firm in Eastern Westphalia are on the road to deliver export ship- ments in the Port of Hamburg. These invariably consist of industrial products from German manu- facturers, to be transported overseas via Hamburg
Before lifting out-of-gauge cargo, the team calculate the precise hardpoints.
Members of sea/air freight and special services working group
A.L.S. Allgemeine Land- und Seespedition GmbH Acito LOGISTICS GmbH
ATS Air Truck Service GmbH
Blue Expeditors GmbH & Co. KG
Bobe Speditions GmbH
CTV Duisburg GmbH
de Vreese Logistic
Denkinger Internationale Spedition GmbH F.W. Neukirch GmbH & Co.KG
Graß ISL GmbH & Co.KG
Green Line Logistik & Handelsgesellschaft mbH
GRUBER Logistics GmbH
HANSASPEED Spedition + Logistik GmbH & Co.KG Hütter Spedition + Logistik GmbH
ICT Internationale Container Transport GmbH Martin Oelrich GmbH & Co.KG
Sachsenland Transport & Logistik GmbH Dresden Schavemaker Transport GmbH
Seabridge Transport GmbH
Sieber Transport AG
STR International Logistics BV
© Acito Logistics