CB cleared 50 million shipments

CB targets the next 50 million consignments – banner: CB

Customs Broker (CB), a wholly owned subsidiary of Lufthansa Cargo has exceeded the 50 million mark of customs cleared shipments in just three years. Founded in 2006, the full-service provider takes care of imports and exports by air, sea, rail or road at the company’s headquarters in the immediate vicinity of Frankfurt Airport (FRA). CB’s main field of activities is air freight this way driving forward the eCommerce business in Germany and enabling many players to benefit from this sector’s growth. “Just three years ago, we developed our new customs clearance software, which can clear large volumes of shipments in a highly automated process. Exceeding 50 million cleared shipments shows once again that our holistic end-to-end approach with complete solutions for our customers is the right one and that the growing eCommerce business in particular holds further potential for us. The fact that we have already reached this milestone in such a short time is mainly attributable to our customers, who work with us in a trusting relationship, as well as to our employees, whose commitment has made this success possible. We would also like to thank our partners in software development, without whose tireless efforts we would not have been able to achieve this,” explains Uwe Glunz, Managing Director at CB Customs Broker.

Thanks to a newly developed and innovative software solution large quantities of individual and complex shipments can be cleared promptly and cost-effectively, states CB. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Lufthansa Cargo, CB Customs Broker has access to a strong global network and extensive expertise.

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