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Responsibility for the environment

As a global transport and logistics company, Fr. Meyer‘s Sohn has an influence around the world and has a responsibility to use resources in a sustainable and responsible manner. We take environmental aspects into account in a wide variety of areas, from energy management and transport solutions to employee training.

Projects


Internally:
  • Use of green electricity based on site availability
  • Promotion of the use of environmentally friendly means of transport for the employees
  • Recycling and donation of hardware which is no longer needed
  • Use of FSC-certified paper
  • Fair-trade fashion
 

In our customer contact:
  • Carefully considered route concepts and optimized journey planning
  • Carbon emissions mapping [carbon calculator] if necessary
  • Advice regarding and recommendation of environmentally friendly alternatives in the area of routes and service providers
  • Electronic invoicing and invoice capture
  • Collation of dispatch items going to the same addresses
  • Trucks with state-of-the-art engine technology (driver training)
  • Sustainable advertising materials, e.g. jute bags, fruit bags

News

News

09/04/2025
Fr. Meyer’s Sohn (FMS) acquires OLS shares from ThielemannGroup

FMS takes over all shares in OLS.

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07/21/2025
Fr. Meyer's Sohn Acquires South African Freight Forwarder GAC Laser

Fr. Meyer’s Sohn (FMS), the Hamburg-based global logistics company, has announced the successful acquisition of South African freight forwarder GAC Laser International Logistics (Pty) Ltd. and its affiliated entities.

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07/02/2025
AI assists the employees of Fr. Meyer's Sohn

Logistics operations often have complex, multi-layered structures. There is no indication that this will change anytime soon. Companies that want to effectively carry out their tasks in the industry must therefore help their employees navigate the maze of regulations, documentation, and information. Fr. Meyer's Sohn uses a virtual logistics expert named Hugo for this purpose.

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