This includes road transport, inland shipping, stevedoring and more. Companies of the Multi Logistics Group help shape the definition of flexible logistics. The group supports its partners with expertise in operations, HR, legal affairs, marketing and finance and is strongly committed to reducing its ecological footprint, including by using multimodal transport and investing in innovation.
The D. Buermans crane company specialises in loading, unloading, transporting and storing goods delivered by inland shipping and sea vessels. This includes sand, gravel, animal feed, big bags, steel pipes, concrete mesh, and more. The company was established in 1977 and is active in Belgium and the Netherlands. At its location in Zolder, the D. Buermans crane company offers 20,000 m2 of storage space. And its entire stock of 70 cranes and machines is maintained locally by its own team.
Transhipment company Nicola Samyn specialises in unloading, transhipping, and loading ships with both bulk and general cargo. They offer their services both on the customers’ premises and at their own quays and storage sites. Nicola Samyn handles transhipment, including pre- and post-transport of goods and also offers temporary storage on its own premises.
With its port location in Willebroek, RCT Stevedoring receives ships from home and abroad for the storage and transshipment of goods. The company is both ISPS and AEO certified and is located in a strategic location ideal for many different product flows. RCT has 100,000 m2 of storage space, of which 25,000 m2 is covered. And it also provides value-added services, such as bagging and packing.
SHTM (Ship Handling Terminal Meerhout) is a business strategy based on the Albert Canal and the occupation of the 210 meters for the merchandise handling in the warehouse.
Transferium is a storage and transhipment company offering service, efficiency, and flexibility through two riparian sites. The company also plays a role in the renewable energy industry by creating connections between companies that recover waste and those that use alternative fuels. Fixed contracts with overseas partners ensure useful deployment of these fuels.
Since 1987, manager Frank De Feijter has been transporting goods by boat. Ten years later he founded transhipment company De Feijter. The core business of this family business; loading and unloading ships in Belgium and the Netherlands. De Feijter grew into a transshipment business with eleven cranes and a crane ship.