Three companies, BTS Logistics, Contargo Waterway Logistics and Royal Van der Wees, have joined forces to push forward sustainable transport solutions and reduce CO2 emissions of the logistics chain. The three companies have agreed to collaborate on logistics transhipment and supply of containers by inland shipping.

The partnership enables the companies to join forces and jointly produce large volumes of containers from the busy highways.

The trio notes that the logistics sector faces major challenges in terms of sustainability and efficiency. By joining forces, BTS Logistics, Contargo and Royal Van der Wees aims to beat these challenges. The focus of this collaboration is on the transhipment and supply of containers by inland waterway, a form of transport known for its environmental friendliness and cost efficiency.

BTS Logistics, a leading player in the logistics sector, is expected to expand its transhipment capacity in Dordrecht with a new warehouse of 25,000 square metres. Contargo is a renowned trimodal container operator with a logistics container network in the European hinterland.

With its own multipurpose terminal in Dordrecht, Royal Van der Wees has built a strong reputation as a regional logistics service provider, with a focus on supplying of last-mile distribution solutions.

This new partnership enables BTS Logistics to benefit from integrated logistics solutions that provide a seamless connection between storage facilities, container handling and the supply of containers by inland shipping. This results in a more efficient transport process, shorter lead times and reduced environmental impact.

The cooperation between BTS Logistics, Contargo and Royal Van der Wees in the logistics transhipment and supply of containers by inland shipping is expected to be an example for companies that strive for efficient and sustainable logistics solutions. With this strategic partnership, the three companies position themselves as progressive in the transition to a more sustainable logistics sector.