The Rhenus Group has been nominated by Correios, as the Global Logistics Service Provider for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 30).
In Partnership with the state-owned company, designated as the Strategic Logistics Operator for the event, Rhenus will manage the international transport of the United Nations cargo to the climate conference, which will take place from November 10 – 21 this year in Belém, Brazil.
The partnership with Correios will leverage Rhenus international freight forwarding capabilities to ensure the secure and timely delivery of critical shipments for one of the world’s most significant climate events.
With operations in over 70 countries, Rhenus is leveraging its global logistics expertise to support the successful execution of the COP 30 event.
The Rhenus Brazil team is playing a key role in coordinating international transportation, working closely with Correios.
Rhenus is managing the international logistics process for the UN, starting with cargo collection in Bonn, Germany, followed by air transport to Brazil via São Paulo–Guarulhos (GRU) and Viracopos (VCP) airports.
Upon arrival, the cargo will be processed under a temporary admission regime. Rhenus will also oversee the re-export of the cargo back to Frankfurt (FRA), ensuring its final delivery to Bonn.
Tobias Bartz, CEO of the Rhenus Group said: “Partnering with Correios to support COP 30 underscores our commitment to responsible logistics and global collaboration – for the benefit of future generations.
“Brazil is one of our key global hubs for supply chain operations and an essential centre for our activities across the LATAM region, supported by our highly skilled local teams.
“With a strong international network and deep regional expertise, we are well positioned to strengthen supply chains throughout Brazil and Latin America.
“Our participation builds on our extensive experience, including serving as the official logistics sponsor for COP 29 last year.
“We look forward to contributing to the success of COP 30 and advancing the transition to more sustainable logistics worldwide.”
