Röhlig Logistics expands with the opening of a subsidiary in Canada

01/02/2024

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Bremen, 1 February 2024 ? The owner-managed logistics company Röhlig Logistics has expanded its global network by opening a new subsidiary in Toronto, Canada, on 1 February 2024.

Hylton Gray, CEO Sea Freight, Air Freight, Contract Logistics & Sales and member ofthe Global Executive Board ...

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