View of the new logistics site with hall structure and loading gates in Halle an der Saale. | Photo: DHL
DHL launches climate-neutral logistics center at the Leipzig/Halle cargo hub.
Digital alternative channels and intense parcel competition dampen development. Despite one-off effects in the previous year, the Post remains stable in 2025 above the level of 2023. | Photo: Austrian Post AG
Austrian Post: Strategic measures should stabilize the result.
The logistics company Gebrüder Weiss is sending a signal for sustainable mobility and resource conservation with its international bicycle initiative. | Photo: Gebrüder Weiss
Gebrüder Weiss: Over one million bicycle kilometers for marine conservation
The logistics company Gebrüder Weiss ties its employees' athletic involvement to concrete measures to protect the seas. | Photo: Gebrüder Weiss
Gebrüder Weiss: Participants cycle over one million kilometers for marine protection.
The new gas-powered vehicles from Iveco complement the fleet of the Pfenning Group and are designed for daily use in national and regional transport. | Photo: Iveco
Pfenning Group: 20 new Iveco S-Way CNG for climate-friendly logistics
Electric semi-trailers from Mars and Einride in operation between production, warehousing and retail customer locations in Germany and the Netherlands. | Photo: Mars GmbH
Mars: Six new eActros 600 expand electric fleet
A container ship at sea symbolizes the importance of sustainable solutions for international freight transport.
DHL and Henkel: Use of sustainable ship fuel is growing.
The initiative focuses on digital interfaces and common standards for transport, data flow, and sustainability. | Photo: Gruber Logistics
Gruber Logistics brings emission standards into the EU project IKIGAI
Logistics personnel preparing the regatta infrastructure – the operation is in full swing between terminal technology and high-performance sailing. | Photo: DP World
HVO on Board: DP World Guides SailGP Fleet to Southampton Carbon-Neutrally
The new logistics service in Alsace relies on alternative fuels and marks the next step towards low-emission transport infrastructure. | Photo: Rhenus Global Group
Strasbourg: Rhenus and Merck Launch CO₂-Reduced Shuttle with Biofuel
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