About Hellmann Worldwide Logistics
Founded in 1871 by Carl Heinrich Hellmann, our company started out as a one-man operation with a horse-drawn cart delivering consignments around the northern German city of Osnabrück. Today, Carl's great-grandsons, Jost and Klaus Hellmann, are the fourth generation to run a company with an active network in 157 countries. Today we are represented worldwide, but of course we still remember our roots. We value each individual customer and treat every project as a special challenge that requires a unique solution. This powerful combination of a customized solution within an international system ensures that we deliver first-class quality and logistics solutions tailored to the individual customer, every time.
We are constantly striving to improve our services to better serve our customers. Whether introducing innovative technologies, increasing the number of services we offer or expanding our network of branches and warehouses, we are constantly continuing our efforts to develop better and more efficient ways to run our business.
This is reflected in our motto "Thinking Ahead, Moving Forward" and exemplifies a tradition of innovation that is essential to every part of the Hellmann organization. However, this level of adaptability is only possible because of the quality of our people. We actively strive to hire qualified and dedicated personnel and create a work environment where they can realize their full potential by achieving results that ensure our success and your satisfaction.
Our transformation from a one-man company to one of the world's leading logistics providers is the result of all these factors. They are the cornerstones of our business and the reason for our past success, the foundation for our future success and the values that make Hellmann the right choice for you today.
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