The world’s biggest maritime ro-ro provider is driving more efficiencies into services for OEM customers through the new venture with one of Europe’s biggest finished vehicle handling ports
As of January 2022 Hyundai Glovis will be using the port of Bremerhaven in Germany as its hub for vehicles in transit from Asia to Europe in a new deal signed with BLG Logistics.
Glovis, which is the world’s largest ro-ro operator, will be using BLG AutoTerminal Bremerhaven to import volumes of Hyundai and Kia volumes, along with other car makes.
BLG Logistics has been handling vehicles delivered and loaded by Glovis for ten years and they currently account for more than a quarter of the vehicles processed through BLG AutoTerminal annually. L
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