Tel: +43 / 2236/64510 office@muellertransporte.at Companies Services Our trucks News imprint Our partners So that our company continues to be one of Austria's leading transport companies in the field of temperature-controlled loads and the most powerful logistics service providers in Central Europe, we rely on close cooperation with our long-term partners. history 1959: Takeover of the company by Anton and Helga Müller, company headquarters in Wr. Neudorf, Biedermannsdorferstrasse. 1960: First transports with tarpaulin trains to Holland 1963: Changeover from Saurer to Mercedes trucks 1969: Austria's first container transport company between Austria and Holland 1971: The company premises are doubled 1972: The fleet consists of 40 trucks that are on the road in Germany and abroad 1974: First transports to Asia and Africa Read more Companies Services Our trucks News imprint emergency Tel: +43 / 2236/64510 office@muellertransporte.at Feedback on a driver? Click here!

Tel: +43 / 2236/64510 office@muellertransporte.at Companies Services Our trucks News imprint Transports We have been active in international freight transport for over 60 years and are experts in temperature-controlled cargoes: Complete and groupage shipments Fresh meat transports Vegetable and cut flower transports Pharma transports Transport of dangerous goods Overseas container Container transport Europe Cross docking / refrigerated storage areas history 1959: Takeover of the company by Anton and Helga Müller, company headquarters in Wr. Neudorf, Biedermannsdorferstrasse. 1960: First transports with tarpaulin trains to Holland 1963: Changeover from Saurer to Mercedes trucks 1969: Austria's first container transport company between Austria and Holland 1971: The company premises are doubled 1972: The fleet consists of 40 trucks that are on the road in Germany and abroad 1974: First transports to Asia and Africa Read more Companies Services Our trucks News imprint emergency Tel: +43 / 2236/64510 office@muellertransporte.at Feedback on a driver? Click here!