Port Handling

Our bulk goods terminal
in Wesel

With an area of around 25,000 m², 350 metres of quay wall and 3 dredgers, we currently handle 3-4 vessels per day. We offer you a full range of options, from vessel discharge to charter and bespoke concepts with subsequent road or rail transport. Use our infrastructure to your advantage and make the "last mile" as short and efficient as possible.

We plan to significantly increase the capacity of our terminal with new investments in infrastructure. New warehouses and another transshipment centre are currently under construction.

Facts and figures about our bulk goods terminal at a glance

• 350 meters of quay wall
• 25.000 m² facility area
• Discharge of 3-4 vessels per day
• 3 material handlers in use
• Trimodal system with three modes of transport: water/vessel, road/truck and rail/train

Sustainable
transportation concepts

Reducing CO₂ emissions is a daily challenge for the logistics industry, and we are committed to helping our customers implement sustainable projects. For example, we recently commissioned a new silo facility at our bulk terminal in Wesel. From now on, 60,000 tonnes of dolime from Belgium will be delivered to the terminal by ship each year. We unload and store the material for regular transport to our customer's glass factory in nearby Gladbeck.

This way, we are shifting 2,400 truck journeys from the road to 30 inland waterway vessels and are making an important contribution to reducing traffic and CO₂ emissions together with our customer. Only the last 35 km are covered by truck, and then only at night, to streamline deliveries to the plant and optimise production processes. This means that our concept and the use of the new silo system is paying off in several ways. Efficiency, cost reduction and sustainability are not mutually exclusive.

Would you like to know more about customised and sustainable concepts for reducing CO₂ in silo logistics? Then call us today. And let our creativity do the talking.