AP Moller Maersk is continuously expanding its network of logistics and distribution warehouses in order to offer even more end-to-end logistics solutions of the highest quality to its customers worldwide. Now that the building permit has been issued, the construction of a new Flow Warehouse will begin in Duisburg, one of the largest inland logistics hubs in all of Europe. All modes of transport come together here inland barges on the central Rhine waterway connecting to the ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam, major railway lines to the ports of Northern Germany and trucks via the main road axes of some of Western Europe’s largest economies.In addition, the air freight hubs of Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Cologne/Bonn and Düsseldorf can be quickly reached from Duisburg which is also a key European logistics hub connecting Mediterranean and Adriatic gateways.The services Maersk will offer in the 43,000 square meters warehouse include cross dock, pallet storage and all value-added services along the supply chain – from customs clearance to consolidation and deconsolidation.As a general contractor, the experienced German developer Goldbeck International will complete the Flow Warehouse in Duisburg-Walsum for Maersk by the third quarter of 2023. The warehouse’s 84 dock levellers will handle up to 32,000 40-foot containers of customer cargo each year. The property, which has a total area of 110,000 square meters, is part of the port of Duisburg (Duisport) and has a direct water connection to the Rhine. It offers an expansion reserve in addition to the already-planned 50,000 square meters of open space.
AP Moller Maersk is continuously expanding its network of logistics and distribution warehouses in order to offer even more end-to-end logistics solutions of the highest quality to its customers worldwide. Now that the building permit has been issued, the construction of a new Flow Warehouse will begin in Duisburg, one of the largest inland logistics hubs in all of Europe. All modes of transport come together here inland barges on the central Rhine waterway connecting to the ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam, major railway lines to the ports of Northern Germany and trucks via the main road axes of some of Western Europe’s largest economies.In addition, the air freight hubs of Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Cologne/Bonn and Düsseldorf can be quickly reached from Duisburg which is also a key European logistics hub connecting Mediterranean and Adriatic gateways.The services Maersk will offer in the 43,000 square meters warehouse include cross dock, pallet storage and all value-added services along the supply chain – from customs clearance to consolidation and deconsolidation.As a general contractor, the experienced German developer Goldbeck International will complete the Flow Warehouse in Duisburg-Walsum for Maersk by the third quarter of 2023. The warehouse’s 84 dock levellers will handle up to 32,000 40-foot containers of customer cargo each year. The property, which has a total area of 110,000 square meters, is part of the port of Duisburg (Duisport) and has a direct water connection to the Rhine. It offers an expansion reserve in addition to the already-planned 50,000 square meters of open space.
