Rhenus Continues Growth Path with Expansion to Denmark

Rhenus Air & Ocean is getting even closer to its customers and strengthening its presence in Northwestern Europe with the opening of two new locations in Copenhagen and Aarhus. This once again underscores the globally active logistics specialist’s growth path in the region.

(Aarhus / Copenhagen) With the two new Danish locations in Copenhagen and Aarhus, Rhenus is enhancing its dense network in Northwestern Europe and strengthening its connections to the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Norway, and the United Kingdom. Previously, Rhenus successfully opened a new branch in Norway in February and is now continuing this course in Denmark. “Our rapid growth in the Nordic countries is evidence of our focus and strategy to provide reliable, high-quality service and to operate in close proximity to our customers and their suppliers,” says Frank Roderkerk, CEO of Rhenus Air & Ocean North-West Europe.

The foundation for growth in Northern Europe is the professional and dynamic team of the logistics specialist. This team can rely on excellent networking and possesses many years of operational experience and knowledge of market specifics in the Nordic countries and the Baltic region. As a specialist in air and sea freight as well as warehousing and distribution services, Rhenus Air & Ocean offers a comprehensive supply chain solution. This also applies to customers operating in specific niches: For example, logistics for health and pharmaceutical products that must comply with Good Distribution Practice (GDP) standards. The transport of electronics, machinery, furniture, chemicals, as well as marine products and spare parts is also part of the service portfolio. “Growing sustainably together with our customers is the goal of Rhenus Air & Ocean in Northwestern Europe. Thanks to our own global network in the Asia-Pacific region, the Americas, and Africa, we are well-equipped to provide importers and exporters in the Nordic countries with a crucial competitive advantage,” Roderkerk summarizes.

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