CONTENTS May/June 2026 VI XXII


PRODUCT FOCUS | BREAKBULK HANDLING


Project leaders VI Breakbulk remains an exciting and challenging element of cargo handling. DLM talks to fi ve OEMs to fi nd out how current trends are impacting their sales and product development.


IN THE DOCK | ANDREAS RITSCHEL


A company man XII Andreas Ritschel has risen through the ranks at Liebherr. We chart his career from car mechanic and frozen fi sh factory before fi nding his home in Rostock – and we also discuss his love of crane selfi es.


INDUSTRY TRENDS | EUROPE


In safe hands? XVI Find out how equipment manufacturers and solutions providers are helping ports and terminals to take safety to the next level.


SHOW PREVIEW | BREAKBULK EUROPE


Break time XXII


Breakbulk Europe has once again secured an excellent conference line-up, and an even better exhibitor list. DLM brings you its recommended highlights for Rotterdam.


EDITORIAL Editor


Phoebe Galbraith phoebe.galbraith@btmi.com


Deputy editor Tal Abdulrazaq


SALES


Head of sales Joe Woolerton


+44 752 549 8670 joe.woolerton@btmi.com


US sales executive Clive Bullard


+1 845 231 0846 cbullards@cs.com Customer services


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PRODUCTION


Production Dave Stanford


dave.stanford@globaldata.com Designer


Adam McNamara


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