GETT North America helps European companies to present their products to American customers. Chapter 15

European companies looking to expand into the U.S. market often face significant logistical and regulatory challenges. These issues extend beyond simply shipping goods from Europe to the U.S.—they also include warehousing, product presentation, and distribution within the United States. Particularly relevant at the moment are recently updated regulations introduced by the current U.S. administration, which can have a considerable impact on the import process.

That’s why GETT North America, being a part of GETT Group - one of the leading manufacturers and sellers of professional operating technology - helps other reliable European companies promote their products to American customers.

A concrete example is Reha Medi Hoffmann, a German company in the healthcare sector. Reha Medi planned to expand into the U.S. and initially faced major logistical hurdles—especially when it came to shipping their products for a trade show in the U.S.

We were able to assist quickly and efficiently, with contacts on both sides of the Atlantic. The exhibition piece arrived on time at its destination. We provided targeted support to Reha Medi Hoffmann by offering flexible warehousing solutions, organized local shipping services, and direct pick-up options for events such as trade shows or roadshows.

This transatlantic collaboration doesn’t just benefit European companies—it also opens new opportunities for American customers. With improved access to high-quality, innovative European products, U.S. consumers and businesses can enjoy a wider range of cutting-edge solutions, particularly in industries such as healthcare, engineering, and clean technology.

By helping European brands overcome logistical barriers, GETT contributes to greater product diversity and competition in the U.S. market, driving innovation and delivering more value to American end users. Faster, more reliable local distribution also means shorter lead times and better service—all while introducing fresh ideas and standards from the European market.