Transport Logistic 2025: Time:Matters showcases express logistics under real-time conditions
When every minute counts, time:matters relies on speed, precision, and personal care. The specialist in time-critical transport will be showcasing from June 2 to 5 at Transport Logistic 2025 in Munich. The company announces insights into its high-performance logistics – particularly for industries with special requirements, such as life sciences, automotive, aftermarket, and the semiconductor industry.
```According to the announcement, practical experience is at the forefront of the trade fair appearance. With live demonstrations and virtual reality applications, the company aims to make the function and added value of its courier terminal infrastructure tangible. The focus is particularly on the topics of premium express processing and shipment tracking. Visitors should have the opportunity to see for themselves how precisely and reliably globally operating express networks function.
"We don't just deliver shipments. With our global network of over 500 certified partners as well as our own courier terminals in Frankfurt, Munich, and Shanghai, we enable fast and reliable solutions for businesses," explains Bernhard zur Strassen, CEO of Time:Matters. "Whether by air, rail, or road – we ensure quick processing and short transit times. Day by day, we connect the world – to save time and money and save lives."
The range of services is aimed at companies where a delayed delivery can have serious consequences — whether it's the semiconductor threatening to shut down a production line, the urgently needed spare part in the automotive sector, or a medical transport as part of global healthcare. Particularly in the field of life sciences, Time:Matters plays a central role according to its own statements — not least as a logistical partner in life-saving stem cell transport missions.
The company is also addressing this aspect at the trade fair in a joint action with the German Bone Marrow Donor Center (DKMS). Throughout the duration of the trade fair, the logistics provider is organizing a registration campaign for potential stem cell donors. In doing so, the company aims to combine its logistical expertise with social commitment.
"Our global infrastructure, our expertise in time-critical logistics, and our specialized transport solutions enable us to effectively support partners like DKMS," said Lars Krosch, COO of time:matters. "The transport logistic is an ideal platform to make this important issue visible – because in the fight against leukemia, every second truly counts."
Hall B2 at booth 104
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