Kühne+Nagel

Kühne+Nagel signs a multi-country framework with Jungheinrich for about 5,000 lithium-ion forklifts, with KN-RFM+ fleet management and centralized digital control; deployment already started in France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg, with expansion planned.

An independent probe will review Kühne+Nagel’s Nazi-era ties, including transport of seized goods and the 1933 departure of Jewish co-owner Adolf Maass, who was later deported and killed at Auschwitz.