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New offices for DACHSER Air & Sea Logistics Benelux

Consistent growth of DACHSER Air & Sea Logistics in the Benelux countries creates need for new office buildings in Amsterdam and Maastricht.

V.l.n.r. Wilco Versteegh, Managing Director DACHSER Air and Sea Logistics Netherlands & Belgium, Raymond Boumans, Branch Manager DACHSER Air & Sea Logistics Maastricht, Aat van der Meer, Managing Director DACHSER Benelux.

The DACHSER Schiphol Airport office in Amsterdam reopened in January following renovation work to expand the premises, which now cover an area of over 300 m2. Inauguration of the recently occupied DACHSER Maastricht Airport office followed just under a month later.

Optimal interlocking of individual business areas

With its latest changes to the Air & Sea Logistics location at Schiphol Airport and the move to a more spacious building in Maastricht, logistics provider DACHSER is well equipped for the future. “Our air and sea freight business in the Benelux countries has evolved in recent years. Intensive collaboration with our Road business as part of DACHSER’s Interlocking approach has been a positive development for DACHSER Air & Sea Logistics Benelux and drives us to prepare for further growth. By applying and pooling our expertise, we can serve our customers along the entire supply chain,” says Aat van der Meer, Managing Director DACHSER Benelux.

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