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Röhlig Logistics: best result on company record

31.03.2022

BREMEN. Based on provisional company figures, Röhlig Logistics recorded the most successful business year in company history in 2021. “Our EBIT soared from 11.8 million to 61 million euros, meaning a growth in EBIT of more than 400 per cent,” stated Philip W. Herwig, Managing Partner at Röhlig Logistics in February. A few days later, the company announced a collaboration with Lufthansa Cargo regarding a climate protection project where the partners will be offering their clients C02-neutral transport on four chosen freight routes.

Credits: LUFTHANSA CARGO

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