Hapag-Lloyd recently opened a new office in Romania. Bordering five European countries and with direct access to the Black Sea, Romania is an attractive growth market for Hapag-Lloyd and takes up a strategic position in this region. Located in Bucharest, the country’s capital and economic hub, the new office has 21 staff members.
“Romania is an attractive growth market with an important port and good hinterland connection via road and rail,” says Juan Pablo Richards, Senior Managing Director of Region South Europe at Hapag-Lloyd. “This new office in the capital Bucharest aligns with our strategy to grow in key markets. We are very pleased to open our own office in this strategically significant location, allowing us to serve our customers even better in the Black Sea area and beyond.”
Strategically situated, Romania offers direct access to Central, Eastern and Northwestern European countries via the Danube-Black Sea Canal and, with the port of Constanța, provides a vital hub port for container traffic in the Black Sea region. Hapag-Lloyd currently offers one direct weekly service to and from the port of Constanța.
In recent years, Romania has reached one of the highest growth rates of all EU members and has garnered sizeable investments from multinational corporations and other EU countries. By volume, the most essential commodities exported from Romania are timber and wood products, automotive products, tires, machinery, steel products, and paper. On the import side, consumer goods, construction materials, natural rubber, and foodstuff are most prominent.
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