Results
DACHSER establishes a Corporate IT hub in Porto
DACHSER has just launched its Corporate IT Hub Portugal in the city of Porto. The initially small team will gradually grow and move to larger premises at the beginning of the second quarter of 2025. Around 100 IT positions are to be filled in Porto by the end of 2026.
DACHSER signs contract for new food logistics distribution center in Waddinxveen
With the signing of a lease agreement for a new warehouse and cross-dock site for food logistics in Waddinxveen, DACHSER is taking another important step in its continued growth in the Netherlands. The new location will be operational in the third quarter of 2025 and will create around 50 new jobs.
AI as a digital helper
DACHSER has been using artificial intelligence for over six years to increase efficiency and overcome the shortage of skilled workers. From forecasting incoming quantities to automated address identification and image recognition - AI applications support employees and ensure high quality in logistics in the long term. Thoughts on the topic of AI from CEO Burkhard Eling.
DACHSER breaks ground for a new logistics facility in Unna
DACHSER is building a new logistics facility in Unna, east of Dortmund. It is investing some EUR 44 million in building a warehouse with space for 22,000 pallets, a transit terminal with 9,400 m2 of floor space, and an office building. The new site in Unna will go into operation in the fourth quarter of 2025 with around 120 employees. In the medium term, 290 people will work there.
Both present and future
Artificial intelligence is already an integral part of many applications. Researchers and developers are now working hard to find better ways of getting more out of foundation models.
DACHSER bundles the majority of LCL sea freight shipments from Europe in Rotterdam
With a new Container Freight Station (CFS) in Waddinxveen near Rotterdam, DACHSER has set up a central location for export shipments in the LCL (Less than Container Load) sector.
DACHSER implements solution for economical driving
DACHSER is equipping its 200 vehicles in its own fleet in Germany with modern connectivity devices from ZF Friedrichshafen by the end of 2024. They enable drivers to optimize their driving style based on data, i.e. to drive more economically and thus also more environmentally friendly. In addition, DACHSER driver trainers train the company's own drivers and, in the medium term, those of its service partners to drive efficiently.
Chemical logistics is on the move - scenarios and outlook for Germany
The chemical industry is a key industry in Germany. It’s one of the largest sectors of the country’s economy and accounts for a major proportion of its exports. However, it’s also one of the sectors with very high energy requirements. Companies began developing strategies to replace fossil fuels even before the energy transition became necessary. However, Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and the resulting loss of gas as a “bridge” energy source has increased the pressure to find alternatives that would make the German chemical industry sustainable. A study entitled “Chemical logistics on the move: Scenarios and outlook for Germany,” which was supported by DACHSER Chem Logistics, examines the impact of this development on the demand for chemical logistics.
DACHSER optimizes its pioneering rolling container for store deliveries
Bringing clothing to retail without wrinkles or creases is the ultimate achievement in the transportation of fashion items. To attain it, DACHSER Fashion Logistics has developed a special rolling container for hanging and flat garments. The Retail Box (formerly Roll&GOH) can be easily transported on the truck bed together with other palleted goods and is easy for the driver to roll into the receiving fashion shop. Having launched this container around five years ago, DACHSER has now further optimized it and offers two different-sized models: Retail Box classic and small. When making these enhancements, DACHSER also considered the box’s potential for other sectors in which the stores to be supplied are often located in city centers, including the cosmetics industry and, increasingly, the electronics sector. There are no plans, however, to use it for shipping food.
DACHSER breaks ground on its new logistics center in Ingolstadt
Global logistics provider DACHSER plans to open a new site for the transport and storage of industrial and consumer goods in Ingolstadt, Germany, in June 2025. In doing so, the company will create around 90 new jobs in the medium term. The symbolic groundbreaking ceremony took place yesterday for the two parts of the location: the transit terminal, with 6,500 m2 of space and 76 loading gates, and the warehouse, with 6,770 m2 of space and room for 17,000 pallets.DACHSER at the Trade Fair Dangerous Goods // Hazardous Substances
Under the motto "A connection that pays off", DACHSER Chem Logistics will be exhibiting at the fourth edition of the GGS – Trade Fair Dangerous Goods // Hazardous Substances, which takes place in Leipzig from October 22 to 24. The GGS is Europe's only trade fair for dangerous goods and hazardous substances logistics.
DACHSER hires 642 junior staff throughout Germany
At the start of Germany’s training cycle, the logistics provider welcomed a total of 616 new apprentices in 13 different industrial and commercial professions at its German locations. In addition, 22 students on various dual work-study programs will be completing their practical phases at DACHSER, and four trainees will start the Young Professionals trainee program in October.
New perspectives: Annual report from DACHSER and terre des hommes
For almost twenty years, DACHSER has been supporting the children's charity terre des hommes in giving disadvantaged children and young people new opportunities and prospects. The new annual report provides an overview of the worldwide projects.
When everything that belongs together, comes together
The world is changing. And as a result, so are the markets. Shifts in geopolitical power and interests, combined with supply chains under almost constant strain, highlight the need for new transport and logistics concepts—ones that are designed to run seamlessly from door to door while also closely integrating carriers and IT systems. Logistics provider DACHSER is rising to the challenge, focusing over the medium and long term on the dynamic growth in Asia and the Americas.
DACHSER in the Netherlands puts new warehouse into operation
DACHSER has put a new warehouse into operation at its Dutch site in Waddinxveen near Rotterdam. With space for 10,000 pallets, the new 6,900 square meter storage facility increases the site's capacity to a total of 55,000 pallet spaces.
The pioneer
The position of transit terminal trainer is still very new at DACHSER, and Lisa Ederer is one of the pioneers. She makes sure the teams and processes in the transit terminal in Graz dovetail smoothly. This requires a high level of professional acumen as well as the human touch.