Dusseldorf - Cargomind (Germany) GmbH (Dusseldorf, Head Office)
Dusseldorf - Cargomind (Germany) GmbH (Dusseldorf, Head Office) is part of the Cargomind Group, a network comprising 12 subsidiaries across Central and Eastern Europe and China. The group’s footprint spans Germany, Austria, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Ukraine, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, and Shanghai. The Dusseldorf operation acts as a regional hub within this network, maintaining branch offices in Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Munich and Nuremberg to service origins and markets across Germany.
The company holds IATA accreditation, AEO status, and a Customs Broker license, reflecting its capability to manage regulated cargo and compliance-driven processes. Its strategic positioning benefits from proximity to major German and European air and land corridors, enabling efficient connections to Dusseldorf Airport and the broader North Rhine-Westphalia region, which is a high-traffic gateway in Germany. The Dusseldorf office emphasizes strong relationships with airline representatives, general sales agents, ground handling agents, trucking companies, and customs authorities, underscoring its integrated approach to airfreight operations.
Cargomind highlights its knowledge of airfreight as a market strength, supported by financial stability and experienced personnel. The group also notes a close linkage to multimodal logistics through the Port of Duisburg, which provides access to trimodal rail-and-port capabilities. The China Railways Express Service is identified as a notable option for customers seeking alternatives to traditional ocean freight, with departures from major Chinese hubs such as Shanghai, Ningbo, Xiamen, and Shenzhen. Typical westbound rail transit times are described as approximately 18 to 20 days, reflecting the efficiency of the rail corridor in addressing time-sensitive shipments.
In terms of service scope, Cargomind Dusseldorf coordinates with Hamburg for ocean freight pricing and operations, and it maintains proximity to Antwerp and Rotterdam for goods arriving at these ports. The company notes its ability to offer fiscal customs clearance for German customers on shipments routed through these nearby European ports. Additional operational capacity is described as covering Hamburg and Bremerhaven, with regular block train services linking North Sea ports to inland container terminals in Germany, including Bonen, Dortmund, Duisburg, Cologne, Minden, and Warstein. This multi-port, multi-modal approach illustrates the group’s emphasis on integrated logistics solutions and wide-network access to support complex supply chains across the region.
Overall, the Dusseldorf head office positions itself as a knowledgeable, stable partner within a broader European and Asian logistics ecosystem. Its service model combines airfreight expertise, strategic rail options, and compliant customs processes to enable efficient movement of goods from origins in Europe to destinations worldwide, while leveraging internal group resources to optimize pricing, transit times, and connectivity through a diverse set of gateways.
