CoolerU Logistics GmbH, based in Bremen, Germany, recently realigned its operations with NWU Nordwest Unternehmensbeteiligungsgesellschaft der Sparkasse Bremen mbH becoming a shareholder. The founder, Chris Ortiz, expressed optimism about the company's future in food logistics, specializing in freight forwarding and groupage transport, with a focus on fruit and vegetable transportation. The company, which is IFS-certified, serves local fruit traders and experiences high demand for products like strawberries, citrus fruits, bananas, lettuce, and herbs throughout the year. With a well-staffed team, including drivers from various regions, and a fleet of 27 modern refrigerated trailers, CoolerU Logistics plans to expand its fleet with 10 more vehicles, prioritizing workforce and fleet growth. Despite industry challenges like rising toll charges, the company emphasizes efficiency and plans to explore sustainable drive systems, showing interest in hydrogen as a potential future solution alongside electric trucks. Additionally, CoolerU Logistics aims to reduce CO₂ emissions by introducing gigaliners to its fleet, showcasing its commitment to sustainability and continued expansion in the food logistics sector.