REWE’s delivery service now offers a new cooling technology for the delivery of chilled and frozen food. Following a successful trial at the Fulfillment Centre (FFC) in Cologne, the new boxes – which are insulated with vacuum insulation panels (VIPs) – are now being put into regular use there.

Burnout rarely happens overnight. In this interview, Lekkerland colleague Linda Lange talks about her own experience of burnout, the warning signs and the long journey back to greater energy and a zest for life – and how she is staying on that path in the long term. She also explains how colleagues and senior managers can support those affected.  

At the heart of the collaboration between the two REWE GROUP companies, toom and fulfillmenttools, lies the introduction of the Agentic Order Management System, which will further improve both customer satisfaction and the cost-effectiveness of online orders.

The next stop on our tour of the region takes us to Hungary, a country rich in traditions, hospitality, and culinary diversity. Amid historic cities, numerous thermal baths, and a vibrant everyday culture, history, indulgence, and modernity come together here in a unique way.

October brings film adaptations of works by two German authors to local cinemas. Andreas Dresen’s gruff yet cheerful romance *Alte Liebe* is based on stories by Elke Heidenreich and her ex-husband Bernd Schroeder. Volker Schlöndorff has tackled Jenny Erpenbeck’s bestseller *Heimsuchung*. For those who find all this too ‘realistically German’, the six-part series *Small Prophets* on Apple TV offers a chance to transport yourself into the realm of British mythology.

German cinema is making a splash this autumn with fictional stories based on real-life events. In “Vaterland”, Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski has Thomas Mann travel through post-war Germany in 1949 with his daughter Erika, a role in which Hanns Zischler and Sandra Hüller bring the perfect expression to this dark comedy. In Pauline Roenneberg’s family-oriented psychological comedy “Kalter Hund”, deadly chasms open up on the occasion of the patriarch’s 100th birthday. And with Hitler’s rise to power in 1933, the nefarious Babylon comes to an end in the fifth series of “Berlin Babylon”. But first, there is one final series of murders to solve, available from 10 September on the ARD Mediathek.

No place in the world is better at shielding young people from their parents’ influence than a holiday camp. No wonder, then, that it has given rise to a whole host of myths and legends, true and fictional stories, a whole host of films – and even its own film sub-genres, ranging from the creepy to the romantic. Two decidedly original takes on the theme are hitting the big screen this summer. In the darkly colourful comedy *Sunny Dancer*, 18-year-old Ivy makes up for lost youth at a ‘chemo camp’. “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma”, featuring a star-studded cast, develops into a satirical horror film-within-a-film. And on Netflix, comedian Ricky Gervais roams through animated alleyways in six episodes as a fat tomcat with his “Alley Cats”.