S.T.T. Forwarding
S.T.T. Forwarding — a subdivision of full-service agency S.T.T. – provides international transport services by sea, road and air, in partnership with independent transport companies ensuring the most efficient and cost-effective solution. Comprehensive customs clearance formalities, regulation and documentation handling is also a part of S.T.T. Forwarding’s service package.
S.T.T. Forwarding services all kinds of extended maritime transports, whether by inland shipping or over international seas. There is always a suitable transport solution to ensure that your load/container will arrive at the preferred location, date and time – feeder services included.
Efficient use of cost is in your best interest, which is why we combine the use of transport by rail and road, when loading and unloading at locations further from the seaport. With sustainability high on the agenda we offer more and more transport by rail and water. S.T.T. Forwarding is specialised in deep-sea transport and offers solutions for all kinds of oversea and hinterland transport. For small or urgent shipments, air transportation is the most efficient solution. In cooperation with the airport, we can transport your load without interruption to anywhere in the world.
S.T.T.
Parent company S.T.T. – Shipping, Trading & Transport – is 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at your service. The full-service agency is located at Business Center Seaports, offering a wide variety of services from one centrally located coordination centre in the port of Vlissingen.
To ensure an all-in-one service under one roof, they collaborate with stevedores, agencies, transport and chartering, maritime and industrial cleaning companies. They export and import cargoes and waste components for and on behalf of their clients, on a global scale handling all documentation, certificates and inspections.
The positioning between Rotterdam and Antwerp is unique, with access to major Northwestern European economic centres within a radius of 400 km. With excellent hinterland connections, the ports of Vlissingen and Terneuzen provide direct access to Europe’s inland navigation and rail networks.