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Mit Sicherheit durch den Zoll: unsere neue „One Brand“-Strategie.

  • Thu, January 30, 2020
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Gaston Schul hat im Rahmen seiner Rebranding-Kampagne eine neue Unternehmenswebsite www.gaston-schul.com eingerichtet, um die Positionierung als Full-Service-Zollagent zu unterstreichen.
Mit Sicherheit durch den Zoll: unsere neue „One Brand“-Strategie.

Letztes Jahr haben wir auf Schiphol uns auf die Bereiche Consulting, Innovation und Akademie konzentriert, um ein Full-Service-Partner für alle Zollangelegenheiten zu sein. Heute gehen wir gerne noch einen Schritt weiter. Ab 2020 treten alle unsere Büros in ganz Europa unter einem Namen auf: Gaston Schul.

Der gleiche Name und das gleiche Branding unterstützen unsere Position als einer der führenden Zollspezialisten in Europa. Unser Fokus: Verlader und Spediteure von allen Zollformalitäten zu entlasten und Geschäftsmöglichkeiten im internationalen Handel zu nutzen. Mit einem klaren Ziel, motivierten Mitarbeitern und einem innovativen Ansatz. Das verstehen wir unter „Sicherheit in Zollangelegenheiten“.

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