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Join us at Transport & Logistics

You are kindly invited to our booth at the upcoming Transport & Logistics trade show in Antwerp, from Tuesday, October 17 to Thursday, October 19. We will be organizing breakout sessions every day. Pick a topic you like and join us at booth 1.081, Hall 1. See you there!

Tuesday, October 17

10.30h - 11:00h The future of logistics in Antwerp (Walter Van Mechelen)

14:30h – 15:00h Africa trade (Rik Spruyt)

Wednesday, October 18

10:30h – 11:00h Lean & green (Geert De Wilde)

14:30h – 15:00h Event logistics (Joris Leonaers, Heavy)

Thursday, October 19

10:30h – 11:00h China trade (Hilde Crombez)

14:30h – 15:00h Supply chain management (Karen Van Brussel)

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Address: Antwerp Expo. Jan Van Rijswijcklaan 191, 2020 Antwerp.

News overview

Thanks to a solar panel installation of 1.5 MW from ENGIE, Gosselin is becoming a more sustainable logistics player

12/04/2024

ENGIE installed a 1.5 MW solar panel installation at the Gosselin site in Antwerp. This installation of more than 3,000 solar panels will allow them to reduce their CO2 emissions by 535 tons per year, equivalent to the annual emissions of 268 diesel cars.Gosselin currently launched a new trial project combining the usual road transport with train groupage in Europe. It is the perfect combination between handling large volumes, less reloads, less damage risks, and focusing on sustainability at the same time.

Elke middag even naar buiten voor een wandeling

03/04/2024

’s Middags even naar buiten om de benen te strekken. Het klinkt haast niet mogelijk in Deurne, maar Hank Guns doet het al meer dan 20 jaar en hij vond al enkele verrassende routes. Hij is fan van het initiatief bij Gosselin om meer in te zetten op beweging en deelt zijn wandelingen maar al te graag met de collega’s.

A short walk outdoors every afternoon

03/04/2024

Stepping outside to stretch your legs in the afternoon. It sounds almost impossible in Deurne, but Hank Guns has been doing it for over 20 years, discovering some surprising routes along the way. He's a fan of the initiative at Gosselin to focus more on movement and gladly shares his walks with colleagues.