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October 29, 2026
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Hellmann expands U.S. network with three new branches

Three new branches in Indianapolis, Columbus and the San Francisco Bay Area will strengthen the company’s U.S. network and expand industry-specific logistics services.

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Hellmann expands U.S. network with three new branches
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Hellmann Worldwide Logistics is further strengthening its presence in the United States, one of the world’s largest economies and a key logistics market. With the opening of three new branches in Indianapolis, the Columbus metropolitan area, and the San Francisco Bay Area, the company is expanding its network to enhance customer proximity, deepen industry expertise, and support its strategic global growth ambitions.

The U.S. business logistics market recorded costs of approximately USD 2.4 trillion in 2025, equivalent to around 7.8% of the country’s GDP, underscoring its scale and growth potential. Rising trade volumes are also driving demand for reliable international transportation, customs expertise and integrated supply chain solutions. Against this backdrop, Hellmann Worldwide Logistics is expanding its U.S. presence under its Forward2030 strategy, focusing on selected industries and high-growth markets.

Established in the United States in 1988, Hellmann now operates 12 branches nationwide following the opening of three new locations. Its Indianapolis branch, which is already operational, focuses on supporting the automotive supply chain, offering Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers international sea freight, air freight and domestic road transport solutions.

The new office in Columbus, Ohio, strengthens the company’s capabilities in the fashion and retail sectors, while its location near San Francisco International Airport enhances support for customers in technology, semiconductors, electronics, cloud infrastructure and renewable energy.

This story was originally published by STAT Times. Read the full story at STAT Times →

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