Europe Logistics

Coordinate cross-border freight across European hubs.

European distribution often crosses several borders after the long-haul arrival. We coordinate the port, inland route and final delivery requirements as one movement.

Ports & Airports

Named gateways to build around.

Port of Rotterdam

Europe’s largest seaport and a major gateway for containerised cargo.

Port of Antwerp-Bruges

A leading European port complex serving Belgium and hinterland markets.

Port of Hamburg

Germany’s largest seaport with strong connections to central Europe.

Frankfurt Airport (FRA)

A major European air cargo hub with extensive international connections.

Warehousing

Storage matched to the delivery market.

Regional storage and cross-dock options depend on the target country, stock profile and transport plan. We can assess a hub location against customer geography and replenishment frequency.

Customs

Prepare commodity information early.

Movements within the EU customs territory and shipments entering from outside it follow different processes. Transit procedures, excise goods and controlled commodities may add requirements; provide the final delivery country and commodity details up front.

Plan freight to Europe.

Tell us about the commodity, gateway, inland destination and delivery date.