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The daily reported number of people newly infected with the Covid-19 Coronavirus has stabilized in Switzerland and is steadily declining thanks to the disciplined behavior of the population. This allows the lockdown measures to be relaxed in stages.

Since Monday, May 11, 2020, shops, restaurants, markets, museums and libraries have reopened in accordance with appropriate protection concepts. The Federal Council will ease further measures from 6 June. Many of the restricted activities...

For several weeks now, the Corona crisis has been shaping our everyday life. Every day, despite all the inconveniences, we try to handle the incoming requests and orders to the best of our knowledge and belief. Thanks to the good, cooperative partnership with our customers and business partners as well as mutual understanding, we continue to be quite successful in fulfilling our wishes all round.

We are impressed by the cooperation and solidarity shown by all those involved, who are p...

Since 1995, the company Hans Schwizer Transport & Logistics has been active in the fields of warehouse and distribution logistics. Due to various changes in the market, Hans Schwizer decided to adapt his business structures and will transfer his employees and vehicle fleet to Galliker Transport AG as from 1st February 2020.

The Galliker Family would like to thank Hans Schwizer for the trust he has placed in the company and looks forward to the common cooperation with the...

As a part of the growth strategy of the SCHURTER group, SCHURTER AG based in the city of Lucerne, outsources part of its warehouse logistics to our Galliker subsidiary, Imbach Logistics AG. From the 1. April 2020, Imbach Logistics AG will take over the employees as well as the activities of the “finished products” and “merchandise” divisions. As a result, 13 employees and 3 apprentices will be working for the Imbach Logistics AG.

For almost 90 years, Stoll / Steiner Transport AG has been a family-owned transport and logistics company every day on road for its customers. In recent years, the conditions on the Swiss transport market have become increasingly demanding, which prompted the Stoll family to hand over the passionately run company to the family company Galliker Transport AG.

The two locations Pfungen and Rapperswil - Jona, with a vehicle fleet of 94 trucks, will complement the Galliker b...

The year 2019 is slowly coming to an end. With great gratitude we look back on many positive experiences, fulfilling events and valuable encounters.

We would like to thank all our esteemed business partners and employees for their trust, the good cooperation and their loyalty and wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

For the new year we wish you the best of health, happiness, satisfaction and good luck.

We look forward to a continued good cooperation.

On the 23 November 2019, the traditional jubilee evening of Galliker Transport AG took place at the SPZ in Nottwil. It was an evening of gratitude and appreciation for our loyal employees. 108 employees with ten or more years in the company were invited together with their accompaniment to a gala evening with a varied program.

Swiss Combi AG – consisting of the logistics service providers Planzer Holding AG (40%), Camion Transport AG (40%), Galliker Holding AG (10%) and Bertschi AG (10%) – will holding a 35% stake in the SBB Cargo AG. The four family-owned companies want to make a contribution to a stronger market orientation of SBB Cargo AG. This participation still requires the approval of the relevant competition authorities.

CDS Cargo Domizil AG acquires shares in Cargo sous terrain AG (CST). CST is based in Basel. The company has set itself the objective of handling goods transport via a subterranean tunnel system, i.e. to perform a large part of goods traffic underground.

Volvo Trucks hand over at its headquarters in Gothenburg their Tuve Train to Galliker as a gift to the 100-year company history of Galliker. The present is a sign of the long-standing cooperation between Galliker and Volvo Trucks, which dates back to the early 1970s and has continued to evolve since then.