JoGo Logistics strongly believes in managing the logistics chain, but of course you can also rely on us for just road transport, inland waterway transport or for storage and transshipment.
The thread running through the career of managing director Peter Joos is inland shipping. As the son of a family of skippers, he attended higher nautical college. Later he became river pilot and harbour captain. “I have always worked in the maritime world and have always looked for ways to realize the modal shift,” says Peter Joos.
In order to reduce traffic jams and make the change to greener logistics, JoGo Logistics strongly believes in modal shift. Transport by water streamlines your logistics because water transport is faster and more reliable. But it’s also an ecological story because a ship can carry more cargo, while emitting less CO2 than a truck.
We go for a qualitative, personal and transparent approach. As an extension of your logistics department we look together for the best logistic solution. We take stock of your options and determine where we can cut costs. This is based on the volumes you transport annually or monthly to one or more destinations. Consolidating loads with different shippers is one of the options.
Our customers are involved in every step of the modal shift process, down to the last detail. We translate their needs into a solution
JoGo Logistics has the in-house know-how and staff to help your company move forward at any time!
A barge can hold 10 to even 50 truckloads, while fuel consumption is 30% lower.
We set up the cooling installation in the barge and use the latest cooling and insulation techniques!
JoGo Logistics loads our ships. They take care of the entire logistics chain from stock to loading and unloading the ship. We can load or unload a full 400 tonne barge in about four hours time.
After the transport and storage of 10,000 railway sleepers, we delivered them on demand to the various sites of railway company Infrabel.”
Thanks to pallet cross-over, loading a ship becomes the same as loading a truck. You place a forklift truck in the hold and on the quay and thanks to a table on the side of the ship you can do the transshipment.
