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Van Moer Logistics Opens New Silo Facility at Port of Antwerp

Van Moer Logistics has inaugurated a new silo battery at the Port of Antwerp, aiming to enhance its integrated services for the petrochemical sector. This investment addresses the rising demand for efficient and flexible supply chain solutions, leveraging the facility's…

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Published June 3, 2026 at 07:45 AM UTC
Source: Transport-Online (NL)
Van Moer Logistics Opens New Silo Facility at Port of Antwerp
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Van Moer Logistics has officially launched a new silo battery within the Port of Antwerp. This strategic investment is designed to expand the company's integrated service offerings specifically for the petrochemical industry. The new facility aims to meet the increasing market demand for flexible and efficient supply chain solutions. Its location is particularly advantageous, being situated close to deep-sea terminals, which facilitates seamless cargo transfer and storage.

For freight forwarders and logistics professionals, this development signifies an enhancement in bulk cargo handling capabilities at one of Europe's major ports. The new silo battery provides additional storage capacity and improved operational efficiency for petrochemical products, potentially leading to faster turnaround times and more reliable supply chains. This could be particularly beneficial for shippers dealing with chemical and plastic granules, offering greater flexibility in managing inventory and distribution. The proximity to deep-sea terminals also suggests optimized intermodal connections, reducing inland transport costs and transit times for import and export operations.

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June 3, 2026 at 07:45 AM UTC
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