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6 key ways Zeebrugge-based NDQ optimises UK FMCG supply strategies
1. Prime location
2. Reduced road miles
Shipping from Zeebrugge ensures flexibility in delivering goods to ports closest to retailers’ regional distribution centres, significantly reducing road miles on UK soil. On top of that, the port of Zeebrugge is well connected by rail, further minimising road transport on the European mainland.
Moreover, opting for the port of Zeebrugge helps avoid transporting goods up to and through the (often congested) Channel Tunnel in Calais, France. All of this means faster deliveries, reduced transportation costs, and less CO2 emissions.
3. Unaccompanied transport
4. State-of-the-art warehousing
5. Consolidated supply reduces local stock keeping
6. Brexit-proof logistics
NDQ handles all customs declarations and paperwork, ensuring smooth, hassle-free logistics between Zeebrugge and the UK. Our team manages everything from customs clearance to certifications, offering a complete Brexit-proof solution. With bonded warehouses, temporary storage, and approved loading and unloading spaces, we keep your goods moving without delays.
Ready to optimise your UK retail supply chain?
With a prime location at the heart of the Port of Zeebrugge, NDQ serves as a central logistics hub for UK retailers. We store goods in our fully automated warehouse, consolidate shipments, and swiftly and efficiently import FMCG from the European mainland into the UK.
Discover how NDQ can help you leverage the advantages of the Port of Zeebrugge for your UK retail logistics strategy.