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Pérez y Cía Maroc, a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Morocco, has successfully completed a heavy lift cargo operation at Tangier Med Port.

The project involved the handling of four heavy cargo units with a combined weight of more than 90 tonnes. Thanks to detailed planning and close cooperation with the Tanger Med Terminal team, all lifting operations were carried out safely and efficiently, with no operational issues encountered.

The successful execution further demonstrates Pérez y Cía Maroc’s capabilities in managing complex project cargo and heavy lift movements across Morocco.

The operation took place shortly after representatives from Pérez y Cía Maroc and Tanger Med Terminal participated in the 24th Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) Membership Conference in Marrakech, where both organizations showcased their logistics and project cargo services.

Ali El Hsissen, General Manager of Pérez y Cía Maroc, stated: “This operation reflects our team’s expertise, careful planning, and strong coordination with all port stakeholders to ensure a safe, efficient, and timely delivery.”

Pérez y Cía Maroc remains committed to delivering specialized logistics solutions and supporting the growing demand for project cargo transportation throughout Morocco and the wider region.

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Perez y Cia Maroc executes heavy lift project at Tangier Med Port

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Pérez y Cía Maroc, a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Morocco, has successfully completed a heavy lift cargo operation at Tangier Med Port.

The project involved the handling of four heavy cargo units with a combined weight of more than 90 tonnes. Thanks to detailed planning and close cooperation with the Tanger Med Terminal team, all lifting operations were carried out safely and efficiently, with no operational issues encountered.

The successful execution further demonstrates Pérez y Cía Maroc’s capabilities in managing complex project cargo and heavy lift movements across Morocco.

The operation took place shortly after representatives from Pérez y Cía Maroc and Tanger Med Terminal participated in the 24th Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) Membership Conference in Marrakech, where both organizations showcased their logistics and project cargo services.

Ali El Hsissen, General Manager of Pérez y Cía Maroc, stated: “This operation reflects our team’s expertise, careful planning, and strong coordination with all port stakeholders to ensure a safe, efficient, and timely delivery.”

Pérez y Cía Maroc remains committed to delivering specialized logistics solutions and supporting the growing demand for project cargo transportation throughout Morocco and the wider region.

Huisman signs a contract with DSOC

Perez y Cia Maroc executes heavy lift project at Tangier Med Port

Briggs Equipment helps deliver UK milestone

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

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Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

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Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Pérez y Cía Maroc, a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Morocco, has successfully completed a heavy lift cargo operation at Tangier Med Port.

The project involved the handling of four heavy cargo units with a combined weight of more than 90 tonnes. Thanks to detailed planning and close cooperation with the Tanger Med Terminal team, all lifting operations were carried out safely and efficiently, with no operational issues encountered.

The successful execution further demonstrates Pérez y Cía Maroc’s capabilities in managing complex project cargo and heavy lift movements across Morocco.

The operation took place shortly after representatives from Pérez y Cía Maroc and Tanger Med Terminal participated in the 24th Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) Membership Conference in Marrakech, where both organizations showcased their logistics and project cargo services.

Ali El Hsissen, General Manager of Pérez y Cía Maroc, stated: “This operation reflects our team’s expertise, careful planning, and strong coordination with all port stakeholders to ensure a safe, efficient, and timely delivery.”

Pérez y Cía Maroc remains committed to delivering specialized logistics solutions and supporting the growing demand for project cargo transportation throughout Morocco and the wider region.

Huisman signs a contract with DSOC

Perez y Cia Maroc executes heavy lift project at Tangier Med Port

Briggs Equipment helps deliver UK milestone

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

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Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Pérez y Cía Maroc, a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Morocco, has successfully completed a heavy lift cargo operation at Tangier Med Port.

The project involved the handling of four heavy cargo units with a combined weight of more than 90 tonnes. Thanks to detailed planning and close cooperation with the Tanger Med Terminal team, all lifting operations were carried out safely and efficiently, with no operational issues encountered.

The successful execution further demonstrates Pérez y Cía Maroc’s capabilities in managing complex project cargo and heavy lift movements across Morocco.

The operation took place shortly after representatives from Pérez y Cía Maroc and Tanger Med Terminal participated in the 24th Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) Membership Conference in Marrakech, where both organizations showcased their logistics and project cargo services.

Ali El Hsissen, General Manager of Pérez y Cía Maroc, stated: “This operation reflects our team’s expertise, careful planning, and strong coordination with all port stakeholders to ensure a safe, efficient, and timely delivery.”

Pérez y Cía Maroc remains committed to delivering specialized logistics solutions and supporting the growing demand for project cargo transportation throughout Morocco and the wider region.

Huisman signs a contract with DSOC

Perez y Cia Maroc executes heavy lift project at Tangier Med Port

Briggs Equipment helps deliver UK milestone

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Pérez y Cía Maroc, a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Morocco, has successfully completed a heavy lift cargo operation at Tangier Med Port.

The project involved the handling of four heavy cargo units with a combined weight of more than 90 tonnes. Thanks to detailed planning and close cooperation with the Tanger Med Terminal team, all lifting operations were carried out safely and efficiently, with no operational issues encountered.

The successful execution further demonstrates Pérez y Cía Maroc’s capabilities in managing complex project cargo and heavy lift movements across Morocco.

The operation took place shortly after representatives from Pérez y Cía Maroc and Tanger Med Terminal participated in the 24th Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) Membership Conference in Marrakech, where both organizations showcased their logistics and project cargo services.

Ali El Hsissen, General Manager of Pérez y Cía Maroc, stated: “This operation reflects our team’s expertise, careful planning, and strong coordination with all port stakeholders to ensure a safe, efficient, and timely delivery.”

Pérez y Cía Maroc remains committed to delivering specialized logistics solutions and supporting the growing demand for project cargo transportation throughout Morocco and the wider region.

Huisman signs a contract with DSOC

Perez y Cia Maroc executes heavy lift project at Tangier Med Port

Briggs Equipment helps deliver UK milestone

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Pérez y Cía Maroc, a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Morocco, has successfully completed a heavy lift cargo operation at Tangier Med Port.

The project involved the handling of four heavy cargo units with a combined weight of more than 90 tonnes. Thanks to detailed planning and close cooperation with the Tanger Med Terminal team, all lifting operations were carried out safely and efficiently, with no operational issues encountered.

The successful execution further demonstrates Pérez y Cía Maroc’s capabilities in managing complex project cargo and heavy lift movements across Morocco.

The operation took place shortly after representatives from Pérez y Cía Maroc and Tanger Med Terminal participated in the 24th Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) Membership Conference in Marrakech, where both organizations showcased their logistics and project cargo services.

Ali El Hsissen, General Manager of Pérez y Cía Maroc, stated: “This operation reflects our team’s expertise, careful planning, and strong coordination with all port stakeholders to ensure a safe, efficient, and timely delivery.”

Pérez y Cía Maroc remains committed to delivering specialized logistics solutions and supporting the growing demand for project cargo transportation throughout Morocco and the wider region.

Huisman signs a contract with DSOC

Perez y Cia Maroc executes heavy lift project at Tangier Med Port

Briggs Equipment helps deliver UK milestone

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Briggs Equipment has supported a major step forward for sustainable port logistics, helping bring the UK’s first operational hydrogen fuel cell Reach Stacker into service at the Port of Tilbury.

Developed through collaboration between Hyster, the Port of Tilbury, Briggs Equipment and green hydrogen provider GeoPura, the machine is now being used in live container handling operations. Its deployment gives the UK ports sector a practical example of how hydrogen fuel cell technology can be applied to demanding, high-intensity materials handling environments.

The Reach Stacker uses a 60kW hydrogen fuel cell engine alongside a 130kWh lithium-ion battery, delivering the strength required for container movements without tailpipe emissions. Compared with an equivalent diesel machine, the equipment is expected to cut annual CO₂ output by more than 107,000kg.

Briggs will provide service and maintenance support throughout the project, drawing on its established relationship with the Port of Tilbury and its experience supporting large materials handling fleets. Briggs will also work closely with Hyster specialists during the trial to help maintain reliability, uptime and day-to-day operational performance.

Mike Parkin, Ports and Big Truck Director at Briggs Equipment, said the project reflects the strength of Briggs’ partnership with the Port of Tilbury and its commitment to helping customers transition towards cleaner operations. He added that the introduction of hydrogen-powered heavy lifting shows how innovation can support lower-carbon logistics while setting a useful benchmark for the wider industry.

“Briggs has a strong, long-standing partnership with the Port of Tilbury, and we are proud to support their move towards a lower-carbon future. This innovative hydrogen project shows what is possible when sustainability and innovation combine, setting an industry benchmark and advancing efforts to cut CO2 emissions and transition to cleaner operations.”

Designed for full-shift performance, the machine carries 32kg of hydrogen on board and can operate for up to 12 hours before refuelling. The refuelling process takes less than 30 minutes, while the hydrogen used by the machine is produced on site by GeoPura using green energy infrastructure.

For Briggs Equipment, the project reinforces its role in supporting customers with practical routes to decarbonisation across complex operating environments. As ports and logistics operators assess alternatives to diesel-powered equipment, the Port of Tilbury deployment provides an important real-world test case for hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy-duty container handling.

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Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

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Briggs Equipment has supported a major step forward for sustainable port logistics, helping bring the UK’s first operational hydrogen fuel cell Reach Stacker into service at the Port of Tilbury.

Developed through collaboration between Hyster, the Port of Tilbury, Briggs Equipment and green hydrogen provider GeoPura, the machine is now being used in live container handling operations. Its deployment gives the UK ports sector a practical example of how hydrogen fuel cell technology can be applied to demanding, high-intensity materials handling environments.

The Reach Stacker uses a 60kW hydrogen fuel cell engine alongside a 130kWh lithium-ion battery, delivering the strength required for container movements without tailpipe emissions. Compared with an equivalent diesel machine, the equipment is expected to cut annual CO₂ output by more than 107,000kg.

Briggs will provide service and maintenance support throughout the project, drawing on its established relationship with the Port of Tilbury and its experience supporting large materials handling fleets. Briggs will also work closely with Hyster specialists during the trial to help maintain reliability, uptime and day-to-day operational performance.

Mike Parkin, Ports and Big Truck Director at Briggs Equipment, said the project reflects the strength of Briggs’ partnership with the Port of Tilbury and its commitment to helping customers transition towards cleaner operations. He added that the introduction of hydrogen-powered heavy lifting shows how innovation can support lower-carbon logistics while setting a useful benchmark for the wider industry.

“Briggs has a strong, long-standing partnership with the Port of Tilbury, and we are proud to support their move towards a lower-carbon future. This innovative hydrogen project shows what is possible when sustainability and innovation combine, setting an industry benchmark and advancing efforts to cut CO2 emissions and transition to cleaner operations.”

Designed for full-shift performance, the machine carries 32kg of hydrogen on board and can operate for up to 12 hours before refuelling. The refuelling process takes less than 30 minutes, while the hydrogen used by the machine is produced on site by GeoPura using green energy infrastructure.

For Briggs Equipment, the project reinforces its role in supporting customers with practical routes to decarbonisation across complex operating environments. As ports and logistics operators assess alternatives to diesel-powered equipment, the Port of Tilbury deployment provides an important real-world test case for hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy-duty container handling.

Briggs Equipment helps deliver UK milestone

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

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Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

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Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

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Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Briggs Equipment has supported a major step forward for sustainable port logistics, helping bring the UK’s first operational hydrogen fuel cell Reach Stacker into service at the Port of Tilbury.

Developed through collaboration between Hyster, the Port of Tilbury, Briggs Equipment and green hydrogen provider GeoPura, the machine is now being used in live container handling operations. Its deployment gives the UK ports sector a practical example of how hydrogen fuel cell technology can be applied to demanding, high-intensity materials handling environments.

The Reach Stacker uses a 60kW hydrogen fuel cell engine alongside a 130kWh lithium-ion battery, delivering the strength required for container movements without tailpipe emissions. Compared with an equivalent diesel machine, the equipment is expected to cut annual CO₂ output by more than 107,000kg.

Briggs will provide service and maintenance support throughout the project, drawing on its established relationship with the Port of Tilbury and its experience supporting large materials handling fleets. Briggs will also work closely with Hyster specialists during the trial to help maintain reliability, uptime and day-to-day operational performance.

Mike Parkin, Ports and Big Truck Director at Briggs Equipment, said the project reflects the strength of Briggs’ partnership with the Port of Tilbury and its commitment to helping customers transition towards cleaner operations. He added that the introduction of hydrogen-powered heavy lifting shows how innovation can support lower-carbon logistics while setting a useful benchmark for the wider industry.

“Briggs has a strong, long-standing partnership with the Port of Tilbury, and we are proud to support their move towards a lower-carbon future. This innovative hydrogen project shows what is possible when sustainability and innovation combine, setting an industry benchmark and advancing efforts to cut CO2 emissions and transition to cleaner operations.”

Designed for full-shift performance, the machine carries 32kg of hydrogen on board and can operate for up to 12 hours before refuelling. The refuelling process takes less than 30 minutes, while the hydrogen used by the machine is produced on site by GeoPura using green energy infrastructure.

For Briggs Equipment, the project reinforces its role in supporting customers with practical routes to decarbonisation across complex operating environments. As ports and logistics operators assess alternatives to diesel-powered equipment, the Port of Tilbury deployment provides an important real-world test case for hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy-duty container handling.

Briggs Equipment helps deliver UK milestone

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

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Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Briggs Equipment has supported a major step forward for sustainable port logistics, helping bring the UK’s first operational hydrogen fuel cell Reach Stacker into service at the Port of Tilbury.

Developed through collaboration between Hyster, the Port of Tilbury, Briggs Equipment and green hydrogen provider GeoPura, the machine is now being used in live container handling operations. Its deployment gives the UK ports sector a practical example of how hydrogen fuel cell technology can be applied to demanding, high-intensity materials handling environments.

The Reach Stacker uses a 60kW hydrogen fuel cell engine alongside a 130kWh lithium-ion battery, delivering the strength required for container movements without tailpipe emissions. Compared with an equivalent diesel machine, the equipment is expected to cut annual CO₂ output by more than 107,000kg.

Briggs will provide service and maintenance support throughout the project, drawing on its established relationship with the Port of Tilbury and its experience supporting large materials handling fleets. Briggs will also work closely with Hyster specialists during the trial to help maintain reliability, uptime and day-to-day operational performance.

Mike Parkin, Ports and Big Truck Director at Briggs Equipment, said the project reflects the strength of Briggs’ partnership with the Port of Tilbury and its commitment to helping customers transition towards cleaner operations. He added that the introduction of hydrogen-powered heavy lifting shows how innovation can support lower-carbon logistics while setting a useful benchmark for the wider industry.

“Briggs has a strong, long-standing partnership with the Port of Tilbury, and we are proud to support their move towards a lower-carbon future. This innovative hydrogen project shows what is possible when sustainability and innovation combine, setting an industry benchmark and advancing efforts to cut CO2 emissions and transition to cleaner operations.”

Designed for full-shift performance, the machine carries 32kg of hydrogen on board and can operate for up to 12 hours before refuelling. The refuelling process takes less than 30 minutes, while the hydrogen used by the machine is produced on site by GeoPura using green energy infrastructure.

For Briggs Equipment, the project reinforces its role in supporting customers with practical routes to decarbonisation across complex operating environments. As ports and logistics operators assess alternatives to diesel-powered equipment, the Port of Tilbury deployment provides an important real-world test case for hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy-duty container handling.

Briggs Equipment helps deliver UK milestone

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Wallenius Wilhelmsen has appointed John Felitto as Chief Customer Officer (CCO), effective 1 November 2026.

As Chief Customer Officer, Felitto will lead the company’s Customer Growth organization and be responsible for further strengthening customer partnerships and delivering on Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s growth ambitions.

“John brings a strong combination of customer, commercial and operational experience. He has a deep understanding of our customers, our capabilities and the industries we serve. As supply chains become increasingly complex, our ability to connect capabilities across ocean, logistics and terminal operations becomes even more important. John’s experience makes him well positioned to lead this work and continue strengthening the value we create for our customers.” Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.

Felitto currently serves as Chief Operating Officer Logistics and is a member of Group Executive Management. During his career with Wallenius Wilhelmsen, he has held several leadership roles across sales, ocean transportation and logistics, working closely with customers around the world.

“I am honoured to take on this responsibility. We have a strong foundation, deep customer relationships and a unique set of capabilities across our global network. My focus will be on helping customers solve increasingly complex supply chain challenges and ensuring that we continue to create value through close partnership and execution,” says Felitto.

Felitto succeeds Pia Synnerman, who previously announced her decision to leave the company. She will support the transition through 1 January 2027.

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

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LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

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Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

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Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

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Wallenius Wilhelmsen has appointed John Felitto as Chief Customer Officer (CCO), effective 1 November 2026.

As Chief Customer Officer, Felitto will lead the company’s Customer Growth organization and be responsible for further strengthening customer partnerships and delivering on Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s growth ambitions.

“John brings a strong combination of customer, commercial and operational experience. He has a deep understanding of our customers, our capabilities and the industries we serve. As supply chains become increasingly complex, our ability to connect capabilities across ocean, logistics and terminal operations becomes even more important. John’s experience makes him well positioned to lead this work and continue strengthening the value we create for our customers.” Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.

Felitto currently serves as Chief Operating Officer Logistics and is a member of Group Executive Management. During his career with Wallenius Wilhelmsen, he has held several leadership roles across sales, ocean transportation and logistics, working closely with customers around the world.

“I am honoured to take on this responsibility. We have a strong foundation, deep customer relationships and a unique set of capabilities across our global network. My focus will be on helping customers solve increasingly complex supply chain challenges and ensuring that we continue to create value through close partnership and execution,” says Felitto.

Felitto succeeds Pia Synnerman, who previously announced her decision to leave the company. She will support the transition through 1 January 2027.

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

Wallenius Wilhelmsen has appointed John Felitto as Chief Customer Officer (CCO), effective 1 November 2026.

As Chief Customer Officer, Felitto will lead the company’s Customer Growth organization and be responsible for further strengthening customer partnerships and delivering on Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s growth ambitions.

“John brings a strong combination of customer, commercial and operational experience. He has a deep understanding of our customers, our capabilities and the industries we serve. As supply chains become increasingly complex, our ability to connect capabilities across ocean, logistics and terminal operations becomes even more important. John’s experience makes him well positioned to lead this work and continue strengthening the value we create for our customers.” Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.

Felitto currently serves as Chief Operating Officer Logistics and is a member of Group Executive Management. During his career with Wallenius Wilhelmsen, he has held several leadership roles across sales, ocean transportation and logistics, working closely with customers around the world.

“I am honoured to take on this responsibility. We have a strong foundation, deep customer relationships and a unique set of capabilities across our global network. My focus will be on helping customers solve increasingly complex supply chain challenges and ensuring that we continue to create value through close partnership and execution,” says Felitto.

Felitto succeeds Pia Synnerman, who previously announced her decision to leave the company. She will support the transition through 1 January 2027.

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

Wallenius Wilhelmsen has appointed John Felitto as Chief Customer Officer (CCO), effective 1 November 2026.

As Chief Customer Officer, Felitto will lead the company’s Customer Growth organization and be responsible for further strengthening customer partnerships and delivering on Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s growth ambitions.

“John brings a strong combination of customer, commercial and operational experience. He has a deep understanding of our customers, our capabilities and the industries we serve. As supply chains become increasingly complex, our ability to connect capabilities across ocean, logistics and terminal operations becomes even more important. John’s experience makes him well positioned to lead this work and continue strengthening the value we create for our customers.” Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.

Felitto currently serves as Chief Operating Officer Logistics and is a member of Group Executive Management. During his career with Wallenius Wilhelmsen, he has held several leadership roles across sales, ocean transportation and logistics, working closely with customers around the world.

“I am honoured to take on this responsibility. We have a strong foundation, deep customer relationships and a unique set of capabilities across our global network. My focus will be on helping customers solve increasingly complex supply chain challenges and ensuring that we continue to create value through close partnership and execution,” says Felitto.

Felitto succeeds Pia Synnerman, who previously announced her decision to leave the company. She will support the transition through 1 January 2027.

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

Wallenius Wilhelmsen has appointed John Felitto as Chief Customer Officer (CCO), effective 1 November 2026.

As Chief Customer Officer, Felitto will lead the company’s Customer Growth organization and be responsible for further strengthening customer partnerships and delivering on Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s growth ambitions.

“John brings a strong combination of customer, commercial and operational experience. He has a deep understanding of our customers, our capabilities and the industries we serve. As supply chains become increasingly complex, our ability to connect capabilities across ocean, logistics and terminal operations becomes even more important. John’s experience makes him well positioned to lead this work and continue strengthening the value we create for our customers.” Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.

Felitto currently serves as Chief Operating Officer Logistics and is a member of Group Executive Management. During his career with Wallenius Wilhelmsen, he has held several leadership roles across sales, ocean transportation and logistics, working closely with customers around the world.

“I am honoured to take on this responsibility. We have a strong foundation, deep customer relationships and a unique set of capabilities across our global network. My focus will be on helping customers solve increasingly complex supply chain challenges and ensuring that we continue to create value through close partnership and execution,” says Felitto.

Felitto succeeds Pia Synnerman, who previously announced her decision to leave the company. She will support the transition through 1 January 2027.

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

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Wallenius Wilhelmsen has appointed John Felitto as Chief Customer Officer (CCO), effective 1 November 2026.

As Chief Customer Officer, Felitto will lead the company’s Customer Growth organization and be responsible for further strengthening customer partnerships and delivering on Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s growth ambitions.

“John brings a strong combination of customer, commercial and operational experience. He has a deep understanding of our customers, our capabilities and the industries we serve. As supply chains become increasingly complex, our ability to connect capabilities across ocean, logistics and terminal operations becomes even more important. John’s experience makes him well positioned to lead this work and continue strengthening the value we create for our customers.” Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.

Felitto currently serves as Chief Operating Officer Logistics and is a member of Group Executive Management. During his career with Wallenius Wilhelmsen, he has held several leadership roles across sales, ocean transportation and logistics, working closely with customers around the world.

“I am honoured to take on this responsibility. We have a strong foundation, deep customer relationships and a unique set of capabilities across our global network. My focus will be on helping customers solve increasingly complex supply chain challenges and ensuring that we continue to create value through close partnership and execution,” says Felitto.

Felitto succeeds Pia Synnerman, who previously announced her decision to leave the company. She will support the transition through 1 January 2027.

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

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Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

Wallenius Wilhelmsen has appointed John Felitto as Chief Customer Officer (CCO), effective 1 November 2026.

As Chief Customer Officer, Felitto will lead the company’s Customer Growth organization and be responsible for further strengthening customer partnerships and delivering on Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s growth ambitions.

“John brings a strong combination of customer, commercial and operational experience. He has a deep understanding of our customers, our capabilities and the industries we serve. As supply chains become increasingly complex, our ability to connect capabilities across ocean, logistics and terminal operations becomes even more important. John’s experience makes him well positioned to lead this work and continue strengthening the value we create for our customers.” Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.

Felitto currently serves as Chief Operating Officer Logistics and is a member of Group Executive Management. During his career with Wallenius Wilhelmsen, he has held several leadership roles across sales, ocean transportation and logistics, working closely with customers around the world.

“I am honoured to take on this responsibility. We have a strong foundation, deep customer relationships and a unique set of capabilities across our global network. My focus will be on helping customers solve increasingly complex supply chain challenges and ensuring that we continue to create value through close partnership and execution,” says Felitto.

Felitto succeeds Pia Synnerman, who previously announced her decision to leave the company. She will support the transition through 1 January 2027.

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

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HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

Wallenius Wilhelmsen has appointed John Felitto as Chief Customer Officer (CCO), effective 1 November 2026.

As Chief Customer Officer, Felitto will lead the company’s Customer Growth organization and be responsible for further strengthening customer partnerships and delivering on Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s growth ambitions.

“John brings a strong combination of customer, commercial and operational experience. He has a deep understanding of our customers, our capabilities and the industries we serve. As supply chains become increasingly complex, our ability to connect capabilities across ocean, logistics and terminal operations becomes even more important. John’s experience makes him well positioned to lead this work and continue strengthening the value we create for our customers.” Lasse Kristoffersen, President and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.

Felitto currently serves as Chief Operating Officer Logistics and is a member of Group Executive Management. During his career with Wallenius Wilhelmsen, he has held several leadership roles across sales, ocean transportation and logistics, working closely with customers around the world.

“I am honoured to take on this responsibility. We have a strong foundation, deep customer relationships and a unique set of capabilities across our global network. My focus will be on helping customers solve increasingly complex supply chain challenges and ensuring that we continue to create value through close partnership and execution,” says Felitto.

Felitto succeeds Pia Synnerman, who previously announced her decision to leave the company. She will support the transition through 1 January 2027.

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

In September 2026, Bertling Logistics China successfully coordinated the shipment of 137 BYD electric SUVs from Shanghai, China, to La Unión, El Salvador.

The shipment involved a total volume of approximately 2,200 CBM, with each vehicle measuring around 15 CBM. The operation included pre-loading inspections to ensure the vehicles were in the right condition before shipment.

With limited vessel space presenting a challenge, careful planning and coordination were essential to ensure the vehicles were handled safely throughout the transport process.

Thank you to everyone involved for the teamwork and coordination that made this shipment possible!

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

In September 2026, Bertling Logistics China successfully coordinated the shipment of 137 BYD electric SUVs from Shanghai, China, to La Unión, El Salvador.

The shipment involved a total volume of approximately 2,200 CBM, with each vehicle measuring around 15 CBM. The operation included pre-loading inspections to ensure the vehicles were in the right condition before shipment.

With limited vessel space presenting a challenge, careful planning and coordination were essential to ensure the vehicles were handled safely throughout the transport process.

Thank you to everyone involved for the teamwork and coordination that made this shipment possible!

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

In September 2026, Bertling Logistics China successfully coordinated the shipment of 137 BYD electric SUVs from Shanghai, China, to La Unión, El Salvador.

The shipment involved a total volume of approximately 2,200 CBM, with each vehicle measuring around 15 CBM. The operation included pre-loading inspections to ensure the vehicles were in the right condition before shipment.

With limited vessel space presenting a challenge, careful planning and coordination were essential to ensure the vehicles were handled safely throughout the transport process.

Thank you to everyone involved for the teamwork and coordination that made this shipment possible!

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

In September 2026, Bertling Logistics China successfully coordinated the shipment of 137 BYD electric SUVs from Shanghai, China, to La Unión, El Salvador.

The shipment involved a total volume of approximately 2,200 CBM, with each vehicle measuring around 15 CBM. The operation included pre-loading inspections to ensure the vehicles were in the right condition before shipment.

With limited vessel space presenting a challenge, careful planning and coordination were essential to ensure the vehicles were handled safely throughout the transport process.

Thank you to everyone involved for the teamwork and coordination that made this shipment possible!

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

In September 2026, Bertling Logistics China successfully coordinated the shipment of 137 BYD electric SUVs from Shanghai, China, to La Unión, El Salvador.

The shipment involved a total volume of approximately 2,200 CBM, with each vehicle measuring around 15 CBM. The operation included pre-loading inspections to ensure the vehicles were in the right condition before shipment.

With limited vessel space presenting a challenge, careful planning and coordination were essential to ensure the vehicles were handled safely throughout the transport process.

Thank you to everyone involved for the teamwork and coordination that made this shipment possible!

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

In September 2026, Bertling Logistics China successfully coordinated the shipment of 137 BYD electric SUVs from Shanghai, China, to La Unión, El Salvador.

The shipment involved a total volume of approximately 2,200 CBM, with each vehicle measuring around 15 CBM. The operation included pre-loading inspections to ensure the vehicles were in the right condition before shipment.

With limited vessel space presenting a challenge, careful planning and coordination were essential to ensure the vehicles were handled safely throughout the transport process.

Thank you to everyone involved for the teamwork and coordination that made this shipment possible!

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

In September 2026, Bertling Logistics China successfully coordinated the shipment of 137 BYD electric SUVs from Shanghai, China, to La Unión, El Salvador.

The shipment involved a total volume of approximately 2,200 CBM, with each vehicle measuring around 15 CBM. The operation included pre-loading inspections to ensure the vehicles were in the right condition before shipment.

With limited vessel space presenting a challenge, careful planning and coordination were essential to ensure the vehicles were handled safely throughout the transport process.

Thank you to everyone involved for the teamwork and coordination that made this shipment possible!

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

In September 2026, Bertling Logistics China successfully coordinated the shipment of 137 BYD electric SUVs from Shanghai, China, to La Unión, El Salvador.

The shipment involved a total volume of approximately 2,200 CBM, with each vehicle measuring around 15 CBM. The operation included pre-loading inspections to ensure the vehicles were in the right condition before shipment.

With limited vessel space presenting a challenge, careful planning and coordination were essential to ensure the vehicles were handled safely throughout the transport process.

Thank you to everyone involved for the teamwork and coordination that made this shipment possible!

John Felitto appointed CCO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Bertling China coordinates shipment of BYD electric SUVs

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

Rhenus has opened its first emergency Aid & Relief logistics office within Dubai Humanitarian, the world’s leading humanitarian hub, placing the company alongside UN agencies, NGOs, donors and other key players in global emergency response.

The office was inaugurated during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on 14 October. It follows the launch of Rhenus’ humanitarian logistics offering in the UAE earlier this year and marks the next step in the company’s development in the sector.

During 2026, Rhenus established activities within Dubai Humanitarian, developed regional and cross-border transport solutions, secured its Dubai Humanitarian Free Zone license and expanded its network of humanitarian partners.

From Dubai Humanitarian, the Aid & Relief team will manage air, ocean and road freight for essential relief supplies, including medical products, pharmaceuticals, food aid, shelter materials and emergency response equipment.

“Dubai Humanitarian brings together many of the organisations that play a vital role in humanitarian response. Being part of this community allows us to work more closely with our partners and better support their logistics requirements when and where they are needed,” said Hassan Alzeer, Managing Director, Rhenus Middle East.

“In humanitarian preparedness and response, proximity is more than a logistical advantage as it can be an operational necessity. Rhenus Logistics’ presence within Dubai Humanitarian, reinforces the value of our ecosystem where humanitarian actors and logistics partners work side by side, strengthening coordination, efficiency and the capacity to respond when it matters most,” said Giuseppe Saba, CEO and Board Member of Dubai Humanitarian.

“Humanitarian shipments often move under intense time pressure and through complex operating environments. Our role is to bring structure, reliability and practical logistics expertise to those moments, helping organisations plan the right route, secure capacity and move essential supplies as efficiently as possible,” said Sayid Kunhipurayil, Logistics Development Manager, Aid & Relief, Rhenus Middle East.

The new office reflects Rhenus’ long-term commitment to humanitarian logistics, bringing together the specialist expertise of its Aid & Relief department and the reach of its global transport network.

Rhenus will exhibit at AidEx at Palexpo in Geneva, Switzerland, on 21 and 22 October 2026.

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

WWPC hosts its 24th Annual Membership Conference

Tadano develops new all terrain crane

Rhenus has opened its first emergency Aid & Relief logistics office within Dubai Humanitarian, the world’s leading humanitarian hub, placing the company alongside UN agencies, NGOs, donors and other key players in global emergency response.

The office was inaugurated during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on 14 October. It follows the launch of Rhenus’ humanitarian logistics offering in the UAE earlier this year and marks the next step in the company’s development in the sector.

During 2026, Rhenus established activities within Dubai Humanitarian, developed regional and cross-border transport solutions, secured its Dubai Humanitarian Free Zone license and expanded its network of humanitarian partners.

From Dubai Humanitarian, the Aid & Relief team will manage air, ocean and road freight for essential relief supplies, including medical products, pharmaceuticals, food aid, shelter materials and emergency response equipment.

“Dubai Humanitarian brings together many of the organisations that play a vital role in humanitarian response. Being part of this community allows us to work more closely with our partners and better support their logistics requirements when and where they are needed,” said Hassan Alzeer, Managing Director, Rhenus Middle East.

“In humanitarian preparedness and response, proximity is more than a logistical advantage as it can be an operational necessity. Rhenus Logistics’ presence within Dubai Humanitarian, reinforces the value of our ecosystem where humanitarian actors and logistics partners work side by side, strengthening coordination, efficiency and the capacity to respond when it matters most,” said Giuseppe Saba, CEO and Board Member of Dubai Humanitarian.

“Humanitarian shipments often move under intense time pressure and through complex operating environments. Our role is to bring structure, reliability and practical logistics expertise to those moments, helping organisations plan the right route, secure capacity and move essential supplies as efficiently as possible,” said Sayid Kunhipurayil, Logistics Development Manager, Aid & Relief, Rhenus Middle East.

The new office reflects Rhenus’ long-term commitment to humanitarian logistics, bringing together the specialist expertise of its Aid & Relief department and the reach of its global transport network.

Rhenus will exhibit at AidEx at Palexpo in Geneva, Switzerland, on 21 and 22 October 2026.

Rhenus opens permanent office within Dubai Humanitarian

LD Armateurs and Norsepower support transport operations for Airbus

Tadano responds to problem with its Mobile Workshop

Bertling expands with new warehouse in Durban

CEVA deploys Sereact’s AI-powered robotics systems at Zalando sites

Kaguya achieves it 200th LNG Bunkering operation

HOPA welcomes the Bill C-39

PCN introduces AMS as new members in Mexico

Hellmann to acquire shares in Honold International

Kalmar and Port of Halmstad continue partnership

Sarens supports installation in Dublin

Rhenus unites three PartnerShip companies

Jumbo takes on the Harbour Run 2026

WWPC hosts its 24th Annual Membership Conference

Tadano develops new all terrain crane