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Rhenus Handles 170,000+ TEUs on Asia–Latam Trade Lane in 2024–2025

Rhenus Logistics handled over 170,000 TEUs on the Far East Asia–Latin America corridor in 2024–2025, ranking among the Top 3 providers on this lane and securing No. 1 inbound position in Argentina, Colombia, and Paraguay. Its Hong Kong procurement center serves as a strategic bridge for Latin American clients, enhancing visibility and agility. With China–Latin America trade projected to reach US$700 billion by 2035 (per Americas Market Intelligence), Rhenus’ scale, local expertise, and EUR 8.2 billion global operations reinforce its role as a key cross-border logistics partner.

Original source: indiashippingnews.com

Rhenus Handles 170,000+ TEUs on Asia–Latam Trade Lane in 2024–2025

According to indiashippingnews.com, Rhenus Logistics handled over 170,000 TEUs in full container load (FCL) shipments along the Far East Asia–Latin America corridor during the 2024–2025 period — a performance that positions it among the Top 3 players on this strategic trade lane.

Market Leadership and Regional Performance

The growth reflects both scale and localized execution. Rhenus achieved the No. 1 ranking in Far East inbound flows to Argentina, Colombia, and Paraguay, consolidating its leadership in those markets. The company also strengthened its presence across other Latin American countries by leveraging its local operational footprint and capabilities to meet evolving international trade demands.

Strategic Infrastructure in Asia

To support this expansion, Rhenus operates a dedicated procurement center in Hong Kong, exclusively serving the Latin American market. This hub — located in one of the company’s main commercial centers — enables efficient origin management, optimized coordination with Asian suppliers, and direct connectivity between regional operations and global markets. According to the report, the Hong Kong center functions as a strategic bridge between Asia and Latin America, enhancing supply chain visibility, agility, and control.

Broader Trade Context and Outlook

This growth occurs amid rising bilateral trade volumes: according to estimates from Americas Market Intelligence cited in the source, trade between China and Latin America could reach US$700 billion by 2035. That projection underscores mounting demand for logistics providers capable of delivering robust, efficient services aligned with Asian market standards.

Leadership Perspective

“The sustained growth we are achieving in Latin America confirms that the Asia–LATAM corridor is a strategic pillar for Rhenus in the region. These results reflect not only our local execution capabilities, but also a long-term vision focused on anticipating global market needs and actively supporting the development of local economies across the region.” — Fadelly Duque, Head of Sales LATAM, Rhenus Logistics

Rhenus’ broader profile includes annual turnover of EUR 8.2 billion, 39,000 employees, and operations across 1,300 business sites in more than 70 countries. As a family-owned group, it offers integrated services including transport, warehousing, customs clearance, and value-added solutions — all organized around customer needs across the complete supply chain.

Source: indiashippingnews.com

Compiled from international media by the SCI.AI editorial team.

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