King Ocean Services is a maritime logistics company specialising in ocean freight and integrated transport services between the United States, Central America and the Caribbean. With decades of experience in regional shipping, the company connects key markets through reliable liner services and tailored logistics solutions.

King Ocean offers a wide range of services including container shipping, breakbulk and project cargo handling, inland transportation, and warehousing solutions. Through its network of offices, terminals and partners, the company supports customers with efficient cargo management and flexible supply chain services.

With a strong presence across the Caribbean Basin and Central America, King Ocean combines regional expertise with modern logistics capabilities. By focusing on operational reliability, customer service and efficient port connectivity, the company enables smooth and dependable cargo flows across the region.

Vollers Group is an experienced logistics company specialising in the handling, storage and transport of commodities such as coffee, cocoa, tea, metals and other valuable raw materials across Europe.

Vollers Group provides end-to-end logistics solutions, including import and export services, transport (over land, sea or intermodal), warehousing and storage, as well as value-added services such as sampling, mixing, processing, repacking and quality control, tailored to each customer’s needs.

With operations at 13 locations across 8 European countries, Vollers Group combines traditional port and warehouse logistics with modern digital tools, such as the VHub platform for green-coffee trading and other digital services, to streamline supply-chain operations.

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OVET is a Dutch logistics service provider specialising in the handling, storage and processing of dry bulk commodities. With terminals strategically located in the ports of Vlissingen and Terneuzen, OVET supports a wide range of bulk flows for industrial and trading customers.

OVET offers integrated logistics services including stevedoring, inland and deep-sea vessel handling, indoor and outdoor storage, and value-added processing such as screening, blending, drying and de-ironing, tailored to specific cargo and customer requirements.

Thanks to its multimodal connectivity by sea, inland waterways, road and rail, OVET enables efficient and reliable distribution across Northwest Europe, combining operational flexibility with a strong focus on safety, quality and long-term partnerships.

SEA-invest is an international terminal operator active in ports across Europe and Africa. The company specialises in the handling, storage and logistics of various types of cargo, including dry bulk, liquid bulk, fruit and food products, breakbulk, containers and general goods.

With more than 23 port locations and over 1,000,000 m² of storage capacity, SEA-invest provides a full suite of port-related services, including loading and unloading (stevedoring), warehousing and storage, transport, customs and shipping agency services, and supply-chain logistics.

SEA-invest positions itself as a key link between producers and end-users, offering fast, efficient and reliable handling of goods, combined with flexibility, environmental awareness, and continuous investment in quality and innovation.

LBC Tank Terminals is an international operator of bulk-liquid storage terminals. The core business focuses on safe, efficient and sustainable storage, handling and logistics services for liquid bulk products, including storage tanks, handling operations, IBC filling or drumming, warehousing, and support for distribution and supply chains.

With terminals strategically located in Europe (including Rotterdam and Antwerp) and the United States, LBC Tank Terminals offers infrastructure that supports chemical storage and processing requirements and positions the company as a “connected partner for sustainable storage solutions.”

Seatrade is an international shipping company and the world’s largest specialist in refrigerated (“reefer”) shipping and logistics.

The core business focuses on the transport of perishables, particularly fruit such as bananas, pineapples and kiwis, as well as frozen goods including fish and meat, using a fleet of specialised reefer and container vessels.

Beyond shipping, Seatrade offers full-service logistics, including ship and fleet management, cold-chain supply solutions (such as cold storage, inland transport and dockside services), cargo and voyage management, documentation, and end-to-end coordination from grower to end consumer.

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Geest Line is a shipping company that has connected Europe (the United Kingdom and the Netherlands) with the Caribbean for more than 65 years.

The company offers direct sailings without transshipments from ports such as Portsmouth (UK) and Vlissingen (NL) to destinations in the Eastern Caribbean, handling containerised cargo, breakbulk, refrigerated (reefer) cargo and special cargo, including out-of-gauge items.

Geest Line combines route specialisation with flexibility, handling everything from pallets and perishables to project cargo, with a focus on reliable and efficient shipping between Europe and the Caribbean.

Port of Aarhus is Denmark’s largest commercial seaport and the country’s main container hub, handling the majority of Denmark’s container traffic each year.

Thanks to modern deep-water facilities and multimodal connections by sea, rail, road and inland waterways, Port of Aarhus handles a wide variety of cargo, including standard containers, solid and liquid bulk, Ro-Ro, breakbulk and project cargo, while offering comprehensive port services, warehousing and logistics.

With nearly 10 million tonnes of goods handled annually and a port area that supports hundreds of industrial and logistics companies, Port of Aarhus plays a pivotal role as a gateway for Danish and international trade.

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Loodswezen is the Dutch maritime pilotage organisation responsible for the safe and efficient pilotage of seagoing vessels to and from the Dutch seaports and the Flemish ports on the River Scheldt, contributing to smooth maritime traffic and port operations. The main task is guiding more than 90,000 pilotage-required ship movements each year, operating 24 hours a day under all weather conditions.

The organisation operates through around 450 registered pilots with detailed local knowledge of tides, currents and port procedures, advising shipmasters on navigation and working closely with port and maritime service partners.

Loodswezen maintains regional structures covering key areas such as Rotterdam-Rijnmond, Scheldemonden, Amsterdam-IJmond and the northern ports, combining expertise and reliability in the broader maritime logistics chain.

Groningen Seaports is the port authority, economic operator and commercial developer of the seaports of Delfzijl and Eemshaven in the Netherlands, as well as the adjoining industrial sites and inland ports.

The organisation provides a complete package of port services, including logistics and infrastructure services, site allocation, maintenance and development of port facilities, quays and industrial areas, creating space for energy, chemical, circular-economy and data-related industries.

With a strategically located port area of approximately 2,600 hectares and excellent access by sea, road, rail and inland waterways, Groningen Seaports supports maritime traffic and industrial growth while promoting sustainability and innovation in the wider supply-chain and regional economy.

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CHS Container Handel is a specialist in the purchase, sale, rental and modification of used and new sea containers, offering a wide range of container types from standard units to refrigerated, offshore and customised solutions for special purposes.

With substantial inventory and a broad international network of offices and agents, CHS Container Handel responds quickly and flexibly to complex container requirements and supports transport solutions by truck, rail, lighter or ship.

Part of the CHS Container Group based in Bremen, the company also provides global container sales and rental services, supplying the right container types at key logistics locations worldwide.

LBH Group is a global port agency firm, founded in 1984, with a presence in more than 25 countries and over 100 offices worldwide. The core business focuses on port agency services specialising in dry and liquid bulk commodities.

LBH Group acts as charter agent, owner’s agent, protecting agent and husbandry agent, and also provides services such as inland barging, shipbroking, cargo coordination and supply-chain support. These services are aimed at expediting vessel and cargo turnaround while delivering strong market intelligence and risk management for clients.

Through its global network, LBH Group supports trading houses, ship owners and commodity operators with efficient bulk cargo handling and reliable logistics services in ports around the world.

Oxelösunds Hamn AB is a deep-water seaport on the Baltic Sea in eastern Sweden, uniquely positioned with an ice-free harbour year-round and direct links to major motorway and rail networks. This strategic location supports efficient cargo flows across northern Europe and beyond.

The port accommodates large ocean-going vessels with depths up to 16.5 metres and provides a wide range of maritime services, including bulk and general cargo handling, Ro-Ro and container operations, and integrated transport solutions tailored to customer needs.

Oxelösunds Hamn AB combines modern infrastructure with multimodal connectivity. Linking sea, road and rail to support seamless movement of goods and optimise logistics chains.

With a commitment to reliable service and flexible logistics solutions, the port is a key gateway for international trade and industrial supply chains in the Baltic region.

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RMS Ports is a UK-based port operator with a strategic presence on the estuary of the River Humber, operating across all major Humber ports.

The core activities include ships agency, stevedoring (loading and unloading), transport and haulage, warehousing and storage, and the handling of bulk, breakbulk, project cargo, timber, steel and other goods.

RMS Ports handles nearly 2 million tonnes of cargo per year and offers cargo owners and shipping companies an integrated “port-to-door” logistics and supply-chain solution.

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Port of Moerdijk is the fourth-largest seaport in the Netherlands and the country’s second-largest container port. The port serves as a major logistics and industrial hub, hosting more than 400 companies within a 2,635-hectare industrial and port area.

Port of Moerdijk offers multimodal connectivity with access by sea, inland waterways, rail, road and pipelines, enabling efficient transport across Europe.

Business activities include container and cargo handling, storage and warehousing, chemical and process-industry services, and integrated logistics solutions for inland and international shipments.

Port of Moerdijk combines economic growth with sustainability, safety and high-quality infrastructure, serving as a strategic gateway for industrial production, trade and distribution in the Netherlands and beyond.