New Office in Yokohama City Opened:
Enhanced Access to Japan for Ziemann Holvrieka, Briggs, and Künzel
Yokohama City, Japan – CIMC Liquid Process Technology Japan KK (CLPT) is proud to announce the grand opening of its new office in Yokohama City. The company is dedicated to serving the entire beverage market, including beer, whisky, sake, and soju, through its new branch representing sister companies such as Ziemann Holvrieka, Briggs, McMillan, Künzel, and DME.
Jan Babatz, the Managing Director of the new branch, welcomed all guests, including customers and partners. He provided an overview of the CLPT group, detailing its various brands and companies. Jan emphasized the strategic advantages of Yokohama, noting its historical significance and ideal location between Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. He stated, “Yokohama’s strategic position allows us to provide optimal support to our customers throughout Japan. Its rich history as Japan’s gateway to the West and its dynamic, cosmopolitan nature make it the perfect location for our new office.” The opening of the new office in Yokohama marks a significant step for CLPT in expanding its presence in Japan.
Florian Schneider, the Chief Commercial Officer of Ziemann Holvrieka GmbH, a major member of the CLPT group, shared his personal journey with Japan, recounting his first visit to Yokohama in 2007 and his subsequent travels to the country over the past 18 years. He expressed his admiration for Japan’s culture, hospitality, precision, and passion for quality. Florian remarked, “Germany and Japan share a deep-rooted passion for top-quality products, particularly in the field of brewing technology. This shared philosophy makes us ideal partners, and it is these common values that form the foundation for today’s milestone – the opening of this branch.”
In closing, Florian Schneider expressed his gratitude to everyone who attended the event, stating, “At the end of this special day, I would like to sincerely thank everyone who is here today to celebrate this milestone with us. Without your support, trust, and collaboration, this step would not have been possible.”
PUBLISHED DATE: 8th April 2025
