Gosselin news

“Even in these turbulent times there is still potential for growth”, says Dirk Vanhoutteghem, Director of Gosselin Logistics. “We look at every transport from a multimodal perspective and this explains the 12% growth our barge activities have shown. We are of course very pleased with these figures.”

Effective June 1, the lifting and handling activities of Heavy, a Gosselin Group company, will be handled by Samoco, a member of the Sarens Group.

Good news for our team at Brucargo. The Regulated Agent status for air freight guarantees a secure supply chain for cargo from departure to arrival. Gosselin Logistics’ status has been renewed for the next five years.

Our DNA ‘Connecting business’ has become even more relevant today. We are ready to further support your business with expert logistics services. We slightly adjust our opening hours to ensure the safety of our employees and visitors during this exceptional time.

Starting on February 1, 2020, containers sailing to and from the Port of Antwerp via the Albert Canal will be consolidated at the Gosselin terminal on the Albert Canal.

In early September, Heavy, member of the Gosselin Group, got to work on a transformer transport solution.

The first transports of wind turbine units from the Stork site in the Port of Antwerp took place in June. It is a successful collaborative effort between different divisions at Gosselin Logistics.

After a visit to the Gosselin Logistics container terminal, sauce producer Manna Foods decided to start shipping its container freight to the Deurganck Dock via lighter connections. This successful partnership between Multimodaal.Vlaanderen, Gosselin Logistics and Remant Africa Logistics has generated a 70% reduction in CO2 for Manna Foods.

At Gosselin, being quality minded is one of our core characteristics. That is why we are glad to announce that our logistics division recently achieved the AEO (Authorized Economic Operator) status.