Strauss, DHL Supply Chain partner on end-to-end logistics services

Lawn & Landscape· July 14, 2026

Strauss has entered into a strategic partnership with DHL Supply Chain to manage its end-to-end logistics services. The agreement aims to streamline Strauss's supply chain operations by utilizing DHL's extensive logistics infrastructure and management expertise. This partnership reflects a broader industry trend where companies seek to enhance operational efficiency through specialized third-party logistics integrations.

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