Global logistics company, Dachser, has put a new warehouse into operation at its Dutch site in Waddinxveen near Rotterdam.
With space for 10,000 pallets, the new 6,900 square-metre storage facility increases the site’s capacity to a total of 55,000 pallet spaces.
The warehouse is Dachser’s fourth building in the strategically favourably located industrial area. It is located opposite the warehouse for contract logistics, which opened at the end of 2020. Transports depart daily from Waddinxveen to all parts of Europe.
“Dachser opened its first branch in the west of the Netherlands in Waddinxveen in 2007,” said Waddinxveen General Manager, Edwin Vermeulen. “Back then, with just 3,000 square-metres and 16 employees, nobody could have imagined that we would open our fourth logistics building here in 2024.”
The new warehouse will increase the total storage capacity in Waddinxveen to 55,000 pallet spaces. With this expansion, Dachser can continue to keep up with the increasing demand for storage space.
“Our current customers know that Dachser stands for stability and flexibility, and we want to maintain this in the future,” Vermeulen said. “With the expansion, we are equipped for further growth and can offer the service that our customers expect from us.”
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