Transport Logistic 2025: BTK Strives Sustainably and Digitally into the Future

BTK Befrachtungs- und Transportkontor GmbH will be presenting itself from June 2 to 5, 2025, at the Transport Logistic in Munich. The medium-sized logistics service provider from Raubling aims to use the international trade fair to demonstrate its expertise in transport and contract logistics and to provide information about sustainable processes and digitalization solutions.

Strategy for Medium-Sized Businesses

The transportation sector is facing major challenges, according to the company's press release. Growing customer demands, increasing competitive pressure, and the advancing need for digitalization are shaping the market.

"The big ones are getting bigger. Small ones are disappearing. As an owner-managed, medium-sized company, we are operating in a cost-driven and price-sensitive market," explains Josef Heiß, Managing Director of BTK.

The company relies on digital processes, its own equipment, and strategic partnerships to build long-term and stable customer relationships.

Powerful in Transport and Contract Logistics

BTK demonstrates its capabilities through specific customer examples. The services are based on a modern truck fleet and extensive logistics areas. A total of 320 vehicles are in use for local and long-distance transport, supported by 38,000 square meters of logistics space in the Rosenheim-Munich region. Daily, BTK handles an average of 700 shipments in transport logistics and up to 1,000 shipments in contract logistics.

Broad Positioning in Various Segments

The transport and logistics service provider serves different industries, with a clear focus on trade, consumer goods, food (FMCG), and e-commerce. As a transport partner for manufacturing industrial companies, BTK is active in numerous central warehouses of German trade.