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Anyone landing at Clark International Airport in Angeles City, north of the Philippine capital, Manila, will hardly initially suspect that a Rhenus company, founded just recently in 2017, was involved in the airport expansion. In 2019, Rhenus Commodity Logistics organised the transportation of machines and building materials from Austria, via the ARA ports, to the Philippines. The Rhenus subsidiary has been growing steadily ever since.

For ever more manufacturers, sustainable and socially-aware production is part of their corporate philosophy. However, a green value-creation chain certainly does not end at the factory floor. Companies which also attach importance to being environmentally-friendly, to quality and to social standards in logistics are in exactly the right place at Rhenus. We will be pleased to show you how fair and sustainable logistics can be – even for goods which need to travel long distances.

High, higher, Rhenus. The automated Schubmaster RAE 200 from Toyota Material Handling has been stacking countless goods onto shelves in Rhenus’ multi-user warehouse in Dortmund since autumn 2018. Standing at eleven metres tall, the fully autonomous forklift can store or retrieve up to 30 pallets per hour.

Since June 2018, several autonomous robot trolleys have taken over the majority of walking routes in the 50,000-square-metre warehouse in Swarzędz near Poznań, Poland. They support employees when it comes to picking orders for articles of clothing.