AEB

 AEB's software supports the processes of industrial, service and trading companies in logistics and foreign trade. More than 5,500 customers in more than 80 countries use the solutions for shipping, transport and warehouse management, customs clearance, import processing, export processing, screening of sanctions lists and export control. The AEB portfolio ranges from quickly deployable software products from the cloud to custom-fit, yet highly adaptive logistics platforms.

The automation of customs declarations, embargo checks, shipping and invoicing processes as well as the IT integration of partners in the supply chain ensure more transparency, efficiency, cost savings and legal certainty in the entire supply chain management. AEB solutions also increase the flexibility and responsiveness of companies.

AEB employs more than 550 people. The software company is headquartered in Stuttgart and has its own data centres there. Other German AEB locations are in Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Munich, Soest, Mainz and Lübeck. Internationally, AEB is represented in Great Britain, Singapore, Switzerland, Sweden, the Netherlands, France and the USA.

More information about the company is available at www.aeb.com

 

 

 

LTG Landauer Transport- gesellschaft Doll

LTG Landauer Transportgesellschaft Doll KG is a specialist for the optimisation of processes along the supply chain of industrial and trading companies. The range of services extends from transport and fleet services to tailor-made contract logistics and warehousing solutions with customer-specific services such as packaging, pre-assembly, quality and inventory management, picking and packing.

Since its foundation in 1896, the medium-sized company has been family-owned and is now managed in the fourth generation by the brothers Heinrich and Johannes Doll. LTG employs a total of 350 people at its four locations in Garching-Hochbrück (headquarters), Hockenheim, Regensburg, Zweibrücken and Passau. The logistics service provider has its own commercial vehicle fleet, state-of-the-art IT and security equipment and is certified according to ISO 9001 and SQAS Transport Service.

More at www.ltg.eu

Schnellecke Logistics

Schnellecke Logistics is one of the leading logistics service providers and stands for comprehensive overall concepts that cover all aspects of modern logistics. The range of services extends from transportation and warehouse management to pre-assembly and value-added services through to the sequential production of individual parts and modules as well as container-compatible packaging.

With a global network and state-of-the-art technology, the family-owned company based in Wolfsburg offers tailor-made solutions to optimize supply chains and meet customers' individual requirements. Innovation and sustainability are at the heart of the company's work in order to realize future-proof and efficient logistics solutions.

Originally growing up with value-added logistics for the automotive industry, Schnellecke Logistics now also offers its innovative logistics and warehouse solutions for other industrial companies and the consumer goods sector - in 12 countries at more than 80 locations.

www.schnellecke.com

German Parcel and Express Association (BPEX)

The German Parcel and Express Association BPEX (Bundesverband Paket- und Expresslogistik e. V.) was founded in 1982. The members of the association are the leading providers for courier, express and parcel services (CEP) in Germany. They offer a nationwide delivery from the Baltic Sea to the Alps to their customers. As the mouthpiece of the CEP industry, the BIEK expresses the economic and political interests and solutions towards politics, public, press and science. 

The CEP companies in Germany provide an essential service so that people can live the way they do. For the inhabitants the CEP providers are as important as bus and train and the need for CEP services increases continuously. Due to the rising national and cross-border e-commerce, the stable state of the German and international economy and the proceeding globalization the CEP market has grown strongly during the last years: in 2017 the branch of trade achieved a volume of sales amounting 19.4 billion euro and routed 3.35 billion consignments. Successes like these make a great contribution to the state of the CEP companies as a driving force for jobs. More than 229,600 people worked in the CEP industry in 2017, about 10,000 employees more than the year before.

 

German Association of the Automotive Industry

The German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) represents the interests of companies producing automobiles, trailers, superstructures, buses, automotive parts and accessories and associated services in Germany and is the organiser of the International Motor Show (IAA). More than 620 companies belong to the VDA.

Gebrüder Weiss

Gebrüder Weiss is a global full-service logistics provider with around 8,600 employees and 180 company-owned locations. Its portfolio includes transportation and logistics solutions, digital services and supply chain management. With a wide range of ecological, economic and social measures, the family-owned company, whose history in transportation goes back more than 500 years, is today also considered a pioneer in terms of sustainable management.