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Atlantic Forwarding, Atlantic Gate unite under one brand

Atlantic Forwarding and Atlantic Gate unite under one global brand: Atlantic Gate. This rebranding brings together the two entities under one brand.

“This rebranding is more than just a new name — it reflects our ongoing commitment to providing personalized customer service, tailored solutions, and world-class freight forwarding expertise across all our global operations,” said Daniel Weissenberger, CEO of Atlantic Forwarding Group. “Atlantic Gate represents the strength of our decades-long experience and our ambition to be the destination of choice – the gateway to global markets – for our customers. We are proud to move forward together under one unified brand that truly reflects who we are today.”

The transition to Atlantic Gate will take place in phases, beginning with updates to logos and branded materials, followed by changes to digital platforms and office signage. These changes will be rolled out progressively.



“While our name and visual identity are evolving, our commitment to excellence remains the same,” pointed out Weissenberger. “Our clients will continue to work with the same trusted teams and benefit from the high standards of service they know us for — now under a brand that represents our unified global presence.”





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