Kühlhaus Düsseldorf GmbH & Co. KG

The company Schütten & Lemmerholz was founded in Düsseldorf back in 1911.

The original business purpose of the two company founders, Mr. Schütten and Mr. Lemmerholz, was the wholesale of dairy products. A few years later, Mr. Schütten left the company and Mr. Lemmerholz remained the sole owner. A short time later, Mr. Lemmerholz acquired a cold store and an ice cream factory. This laid the foundation for today's Kühlhaus Düsseldorf.

The company expanded with the cold storage business and experienced a further rapid upswing with the second generation of the Lemmerholz family, so that by 1976 the company was able to offer its customers over 40,000 m³ of deep-freeze capacity. In the same year, the company moved its headquarters to its current address in Mainstraße in Neuss-Norf, a few kilometers from Düsseldorf.

In 1985, the company management was taken over by the two sons in the third generation: Mr. Thomas Lemmerholz was responsible for the cold storage business, Mr. Robert Lemmerholz for the wholesale of dairy products. 13 years later, this dairy products division also became legally independent under the management of Mr. Robert Lemmerholz.

In 1986, the cold store expanded its capacity by another 20,000 m³ to 60,000 m³. In 1989, an EC-approved food processing plant was also built, which is rented out to customers for food processing.

At the beginning of 1992, the cooperation with a deep-freeze forwarding company was continuously expanded.

After the sale of this cooperation partner in 2006, a separate forwarding department was established within the Kühlhaus Düsseldorf company.

After Mr. Thomas Lemmerholz took over all company shares in 2004, he is the sole shareholder and partner of the company.

Today, Kühlhaus Düsseldorf is a modern, versatile logistics service provider with a Europe-wide network.