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                 industrial company possesses the corresponding knowhow. That is where Deufol comes in. The Hof- heim-based group has developed the Sea Port HUB for its customers. Deufol offers this solution at three ports, including Hamburg. “We analyze, consolidate and digitalize our customers’ supply chain in the con- text of a ‘Deufol HUB’ both suitably and individually adjusted for them,” says Aleksandar Jovanovic, a member of Wallmann’s top management. “In Ham- burg too, customers will now profit from packaging, transport and logistics services holistically custom- ized for them, including transhipment on to, or from, the oceangoing vessel,” explains Jovanovic. For Deu- fol, the Wallmann Terminal accordingly represents an ideal addition. The site with an operational area cover- ing over 125,000 square metres, 50,000 of these in sheds, offers ideal conditions for consolidating large- scale logistics projects. With this scheme, Deufol aims to build up a hub within its customers’ entire supply chain.
For an improved overview of these processes, experts have developed an appropriate digital solution for cus- tomers. This aims to give them a transparent summary of the status, location and due dates of their cargoes. “The Deufol Supply Chain Solution (D-SCS) developed
by us therefore fully covers all stages of the supply chain for every project, commencing with production of the goods, via the entire packaging process to ensu- ing delivery and handover,” stresses Jovanovic. While the D-SCS displays the separate steps in the supply chain, the great bulk of the work itself is done at the Wallmann Terminal in Hamburg. Here cargoes are as- sembled or dismantled, packaged, prepared for ship- ment, and finally loaded. The terminal is indeed well prepared for the future. ■ Ralf Johanning
BREAKBULK ■
 Deufol will consolidate all services offered at the Wallmann Terminal
    SICHERER HAFEN
FÜR GROSSE PROJEKTE.
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