The new logistics hub in Aalter is set to transform goods handling with its state-of-the-art facilities. Covering a 5-hectare site, the area is designed to manage various cargo types, including bulk, pallets, big bags, and containers. This development promises to boost efficiency in freight operations along the Belgian waterways.
- Goederen overslaan op terrein van 5 hectare
- Permanente havenkraan hijst tot ruim 100 ton
- Magazijn biedt tijdelijke opslag en bewerking
- Herverpakken van goederen voor later transport
- Eerste schip arriveert vrijdag aan kade
- Kade in Aalter is sinds vandaag af
Equipped with a permanent harbour crane capable of lifting over 100 tons, the site will also feature a warehouse for temporary storage and processing of goods, such as repackaging before onward transport. This innovative setup is scheduled to become fully operational by 2025-05-14 21:52:00, marking a significant milestone for regional logistics.
With the quay already completed, the first ship is expected to dock in Aalter on Friday, opening new opportunities for local businesses and freight operators. But how will this impact the supply chain and local economy? The following fast answer sheds light on these questions.
What makes this facility a game-changer for Belgian logistics? The combination of heavy lifting capacity and flexible storage options addresses key challenges in freight management. Consider these factors:
- Multi-type cargo handling enables diverse goods to be processed efficiently.
- The 100+ ton crane supports heavy and oversized shipments, reducing bottlenecks.
- Temporary storage and repackaging improve supply chain flexibility.
- Direct waterway access cuts transport times and costs for businesses.
As the first ship prepares to dock, local companies should explore how to leverage this new hub for their logistics needs. Will this spur further investments in Belgian inland shipping? The coming months will reveal how Aalter’s facility reshapes freight movement across the country.
