Guide to setting up logistics in Flanders

Want to claim your spot in Flanders’ logistics ecosystem? Find out how to do just that by downloading our guide. In addition to practical business scenarios, this handbook also contains lots of food for thought and inspiration in the form of logistics success stories by companies such as Nike (US), Pfizer (US), Gymshark (UK), Kuehne+Nagel (Switzerland), DHL (Germany), Hyundai (South Korea) and more.

In this ebook

Learn what makes Flanders a strategic location
Discover which R&D and innovation partners can support your logistics

Find out how to financially support your ambitions
Choose your scenario for launching your logistics

Free guide to setting up logistics in Flanders

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Learn from your peers

The following international companies are already using their base in Flanders to take their European logistics and distribution activities to new heights. Will you be next?

Gymshark/Bleckmann (UK/NL)

Nike (US)

In the early nineties, American sports goods manufacturer Nike opened its first distribution center in Flanders, setting up shop in the town of Laakdal. Over the years, the center developed into Nike’s European Logistics Campus (ELC), with sites in 3 different locations in Flanders: Laakdal, Meerhout and Ham. Here’s why Nike and Flanders are a match made in investment and logistics.

Citrosuco (Brazil)

Fantastic infrastructure, a highly-skilled, multilingual workforce, and the support of government agency Flanders Investment and Trade: these are the ingredients for Citrosuco’s success in Europe. The Brazilian company had already set up shop at the port of Ghent by 1980. Today, it is responsible for one in every four glasses of orange juice poured in Europe.