Fresh Logistics, a company specializing in logistics services for fresh products requiring a controlled temperature of +2 to +6 degrees Celsius, has resumed cooperation with Dachser Food Logistics. As a result of this cooperation, Fresh Logistics will become the second-largest partner in the European Food Network.
– I am pleased that we have found a partner in the Raben Group that shares our high delivery quality parameters and desire for standardized, transparent processes. Poland ranks 6th in terms of food product exports to Germany, and volumes are constantly growing. Germany, on the other hand, is by far the largest market for Polish food exports. Our goal is to fully exploit this potential for international transport services – says Alfred Miller, Managing Director of European Food Logistics at Dachser.
Shipments sent from anywhere in Poland will be delivered within 2-3 days to their destination in Germany. Ewald Raben, CEO of the Raben Group, summarizes the resumption of cooperation: – For Fresh Logistics, the opportunity to participate in a strong network not only opens the way to Poland’s most important trading partner, but also to the whole of Northern, Western, and Southern Europe. It also creates a new perspective for our customers.
Companies belonging to the European Food Network, including Fresh Logistics, transport food shipments in the non-frozen segment.
– More than half of the food logistics tenders we receive are related to transport across Europe – adds Alfred Miller.
The network provides services and quality criteria for customers, as well as common internal standards, e.g., for processes, documentation, IT interfaces, or liability. As a result, food logistics across Europe will be more efficient and reliable, and processes more transparent.