UPS returns to transport logistic – with a clear commitment to the European market

After around ten years without its own stand, UPS has returned to transport logistic with a strong presence. The company is using the leading international trade fair in Munich to showcase its strategic realignment in the European logistics market – amid global change that is increasingly challenging and transforming the industry.

Clear commitment to Germany and Europe

Next year, UPS will celebrate its 50th anniversary in Germany – a milestone that also stands for long-standing customer relationships. Many business partnerships have existed since the company's inception half a century ago and have grown together over the decades.

The renewed trade fair presence in Munich marks not only a return, but also a conscious investment in the future of the European logistics market. Despite a volatile global environment, UPS is signalling its willingness to strengthen existing partnerships and provide new impetus.

A company in transition – from 1907 to today

Founded in 1907 in the USA as a service provider for merchant orders, UPS has continuously adapted to global trade flows. With the shift from local to global business, the company has developed into an international logistics network.

Whether e-commerce, European expansion or international trade relocation – UPS accompanies its customers along the entire value chain and grows with them. Particularly noteworthy is the stable, high-performance network, which enables fast response times and creates competitive advantages in a constantly changing market environment.

Sustainability as a strategic focus

In view of the global challenges posed by climate change, UPS is increasingly committed to climate protection. At the Sustainability Forum at transport logistic, the company is announcing a new product designed to help customers reduce their Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions.

The solution is part of a comprehensive strategy to reduce the carbon footprint in the supply chain – a key concern for both UPS itself and its business partners worldwide.

Sporting highlight at the exhibition stand

In addition to strategic topics, the trade fair appearance also offers an interactive highlight: as the official logistics partner of Liverpool Football Club, UPS is holding a daily prize draw. Visitors who leave their business cards at the stand will have the chance to win an original signed jersey from the English Premier League champions. Other prizes will also be awarded – an entertaining incentive to talk to the UPS team on site.

Conclusion: commitment, network and vision

UPS's presence at transport logistic underscores the importance of the European market in the global structure of the company. With 50 years of presence in Germany, a strong network and concrete sustainability initiatives, the company presents itself as an experienced, future-oriented partner in a dynamic environment. The message is clear: UPS is not standing still, but investing strategically – in relationships, technology and responsibility.