Hong Kong
Our approx.12,000 experts in five regions and 127 countries on land and at sea set us apart from our competition.
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Suez Canal has been connecting Europe and Asia since 1869. Today, the 193km longcanal is one of the busiest and most important trade lanes in the world.
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Hapag-Lloyd brings every cargo safely to its destination – whatever the weather
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Modern Hapag-Lloyd reefer containers – for temperatures from –35 to +30 °C
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Hapag-Lloyd is a leading global liner shipping company with 172 years of experience connecting countries, markets, and people.
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Hapag-Lloyd reefers designed fortemperatures of between –35 and +30 °C
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For temperatures between –35 and +30 °C: Hapag-Lloyd refrigerated containers
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For temperatures from –35 to +30 °C: modern Hapag-Lloyd refrigerated containers
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Modern Hapag-Lloyd reefer containers – for temperatures from –35 to +30 °C
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Hapag-Lloyd operates one of the world’s largest refrigerated container fleets
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From exotic fruit to freshly caught fish: our
reefer containers deliver temperature-sensitive
goods from all over the world to the supermarket
shelves.
English village
A 40' container passing through a leafy English village on its way to a customer
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A modern Hapag-Lloyd container in front of Hamburg’s historical warehouse district
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Hamburg’s new landmark: the Elbphilharmonie
was opened in January 2017 and has been
attracting visitors from all over the world ever since.
Hamburg
With
226 modern ships and a total TEU capacity of 1.6 million, Hapag-Lloyd is a
leading global liner shipping company and a powerful partner for you.
Ireland
From highlands to coastlines – at Hapag-Lloyd, we take pride in transporting your cargo from door-to-door.
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A Hapag-Lloyd container in Rio de Janeiro silhouetted against Mount Corcovado
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The Jacques Cartier Bridge in Montreal – Hapag-Lloyd leads the market in Canada
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Hapag-Lloyd containers are to be seen everywhere in Asia, as here in Singapore
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Singapore is the world’s second-largest port.
With the Marina Bay Sands Hotel, the city also
boasts a building of architecturally unparalleled
design
Southamerica
Hapag-Lloyd is the leading transporter of
coffee: our ships transport approximately
one million tonnes around the world from
South America and Asia every year.
Special Cargo
In guten Händen: Jede Verladung wird von den Experten von Hapag-Lloyd persönlich betreut
Zug
Mit unserer flächendeckenden Hinterland-abdeckung per Bahn und LKW können wir Ihre
Fracht auch an entlegenste Orte im Landesinneren liefern.
Special Cargo
Um diesen Helikopter sicher zu verladen, muss er zentimetergenau auf dem Flatrack landen
Essen Express
Around every sixth Hapag-Lloyd employee works on one of the company’s ship
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The "Kuala Lumpur Express" (8,749 TEU) during loading at the Altenwerder terminal
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On the bridge of the "Kuala Lumpur Express" (8,749 TEU) at the terminal
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On routes between Europe and the Far East: the "Kyoto Express" (8,750 TEU)
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The "Montreal Express" (4,400 TEU) on the St Lawrence River and Quebec City beyond
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Suez Canal has been connecting Europe and Asia since 1869. Today, the 193km longcanal is one of the busiest and most important trade lanes in the world.
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