Freight forwarder Belgium: transport from Germany to Belgium & back

Logisticoo runs daily between Germany and Belgium — full and part loads, groupage and express dedicated runs, with a fixed-price quote within 30 minutes and no customs effort within the EU single market. Belgium is one of Germany's ten largest trading partners: chemicals and pharma around Antwerp, automotive supply, machinery, plastics and food shape the traffic in both directions. Add to that Antwerp's role as Europe's second-largest seaport — a considerable share of our Belgium runs are container pre- and on-carriage as well as time-critical deliveries into the chemical parks. The short distance is deceptive: anyone who misjudges the Antwerp ring road or the Brussels rush hour loses half a day. Our dispatchers schedule loading appointments around the known congestion windows, book time slots at the terminals and deliver urgent parts by van the same day. From the Aachen border area to the coast at Zeebrugge, one rule applies: one contact, one fixed price, daily departures from all 147 German urban areas. On top of that come ADR transports into the chemical clusters of Antwerp and Feluy with trained personnel, temperature-controlled food shipments for Belgian retail and trade fair traffic to Brussels or Kortrijk. We also pick up returns and back-hauls on the same round trip — saving empty kilometres and costs.

Routes & corridors

The core axis is the E40 via the Aachen–Liège border crossing to Brussels and Ghent, complemented by the E34 towards Antwerp and the E42 into Wallonia. From the Ruhr area, Antwerp can be reached in a good three hours' drive — ideal for port pre- and on-carriage.

Documents & processing

Belgium is an EU member: within the single market no customs formalities apply, and shipments move freely with an invoice and CMR. Customs only becomes relevant for third-country goods — for instance sea freight containers, which we move from Antwerp under T1 to a bonded warehouse or for clearance in Germany.