AMSTERDAM MAGAZINE
AMSTERDAM IJMUIDEN BEVERWIJK ZAANSTAD
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C O N T E N TS PO RT G U I D E 2014
The seaports of Amsterdam: Four into one does go
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Th e Am s te rd a m po r t area com p r i s es fou r m aj or s eapor ts co mp lem e n ti n g e a c h ot her ’s f aci l i t i es and s er vi ce s. Th e fo ur po r ts (Am s terd am , I J m u i d en, B e ver w i j k a nd Za a n st a d ) h a n d l e a comb i ned tot al of near l y 9 5 mi llion to ns o f c a rg o. Af te r R ot terd am, A nt wer p and H am burg, this mak e s th e A m s terd am p or t regi on t he fou r t h la rgest po r t i n Eu ro pe.
Frontrunners in energy
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Th e Am s te rd a m po r t regi on’s d r y and l i qu i d b u l k cargo t h ro u g h pu t h a s r i s en to s u ch an ex tent i n recent ye a r s th a t th e p or t has d e vel op ed i nto the lea d i n g Eu ro pe a n f u el t r ans hi p m ent p or t . Howe ve r, th e Am s te rd am p or t regi on has b ot h the am bi ti o n a n d lo c at i on to b ecome a l ead er i n su staina ble a n d re n e w ab l e energ y.
Food throughout the port region
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Th e gre a te r Am s te rd a m p or t area i ncl u d es al l m aj o r Dutch fo o d i n d u s tr i e s, ad d i ng s u b s t ant i al l y to t he total o f carg o h a n d le d. To g et her t he b as i c food s t u f fs an d ex po r t s o f fi n i s h e d prod u c t s exceed 1 0 m i l l i on ton s, the majo r i t y o f wh i c h i s agr i b u l k ( i ncl u d i ng ani m al fodder ) . Amsterd a m i s th e wor l d ’s l arg es t cocoa p or t , w hi l e the majo r fo o d i n d u s tr i e s are cent red i n t he Z aan region, no r thwe s t o f A m s te rd am.
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With oil and coal products accounting for some 70% of transhipments, the Amsterdam port region can truly be called an energy port. Amsterdam is also the second largest European coal transhipment port, and the Amsterdam port region has both the ambition and location to become a leader in sustainable and renewable energy. Photo: Ed Seeder
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Also in the Port Guide 2014 Amports 05 Amsterdam port region: a strong international partner Introduction 06 The Amsterdam Metropolitan Area Ports 10 Port of Amsterdam: port of partnerships 12 IJmuiden: an allround port 15 The IJmond harbour 16 Tata Steel IJmuiden 18 Beverwijk: the flexible port 20 Zaanstad: first in food 22 HoogTij Industrial Zone Liquid bulk 25 Oiltanking Amsterdam 27 Vopak Terminal Amsterdam Westpoort 28 BP Amsterdam Terminal 29 Nustar Terminals 30 Eurotank Amsterdam 31 Hydrocarbon Hotel 33 Gulf Oil Netherlands Dry bulk 34 OBA Bulk Terminal Amsterdam 36 Rietlanden Terminals Sustainable energy 38 Serving up offshore wind solutions Break bulk and general cargo 44 More types of cargo Cruise and ferry terminals 47 Cruise and ferry terminals
Terminals and stevedores 50 VCK Logistics Scandia Terminal 52 USA United Stevedores Amsterdam 54 Waterland Terminal 57 Koopman Car Terminal 59 MEO Stevedoring 61 YCSM Stevedores 62 Reefer Stevedoring IJmuiden 63 CSY IJmuiden: European hub for frozen fish Modalities 65 Hinterland connections 69 Airport Seaport: the best of both worlds Services 70 Portbase: improving every company’s competitive position 71 Maritime and logistics education, training and research 72 Ship repair and maintenance 75 Amsterdam Port Consultants 76 Authorities and maritime services Liner Services 78 Liner Services Europe 79 Liner Services Africa 80 Liner Services Asia 81 Liner Services Australia 83 Liner Services North and South America Index of companies 85 Index of companies and organizations
Port Guide 2014 Promotional magazine about the North Sea Canal area, with a focus on the ports and companies of Amsterdam, IJmuiden, Beverwijk and Zaanstad. The Port Guide is published once a year by Amports (Amsterdam Ports Association). De Ruijterkade 7 1013 AA Amsterdam The Netherlands Tel. + 31 20 627 37 06 E-mail: amports@amports.nl Twitter: @amports Website: www.amports.nl Managing director: Laura Keegstra Chief editor: Bart Stam Advertisement: Chris van der Deijl, vanderdeijl@amports.nl Translation: Writewell Amsterdam: Andrew Rogers, Akke Pinkster, Dàmir Belltheus Avdic Layout: FIZZ marketing & communicatie, Meppel (NL) Printed by: Ten Brink, Meppel (NL)
Advertisers: 46 Amsterdam Cruise Port 94 Amsterdam Port Consultants 90 AYOP 60 CVV IJmuiden 26 CWT Europe 84 Cruiseterminals Amsterdam 100 EPMC Europe 43 Forkliftcenter 82 Golden Arrow 94 Gulf Oil Nederland 74 Ter Haak Group 82 Iskes Towage & Salvage 56 De Koperen Ploeg 14 KVSA Logistics 32 Loodswezen (Dutch Pilots) 100 MAIN 60 Maritieme Academy Holland 60 Marpol Services 56 MEO Stevedores 82 Novateq Engineering 56 Oiltanking 82 Oranjewerf 56 Particuliere Transport Coöperatie 68 Port of Amsterdam 14 Rabobank 100 REYM 04 SGS 58 Starcom Group 100 STC-Amsterdam 16 VCK Logistics 64 Waterland Terminal 86 Zeehaven IJmuiden NV A msterda m se aports january 2014
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Amsterdam port region: a strong international partner The Port Guide is an annual publication of the promotional organisation Amports (Amsterdam Ports Association). Amports represents some 265 private companies as well as the main port authorities and governmental institutions in the Amsterdam port region. The main goal of this publication is to illustrate the dynamic versatility of the port region. We trust that this Port Guide 2014 will convince you that the seaports of Amsterdam, IJmuiden, Beverwijk and Zaanstad form a flexible and innovative port region, namely the North Sea Canal region. It is good for a total storage and transhipment of nearly 100 million tons, making it the fourth largest seaport in Europe. Additionally the port region generates an added value of 6.3 billion euros and some 55,000 jobs.
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As Chairman of Amports I hope the Port Guide also showcases the opportunities the region offers you. This includes Amsterdam being both the largest petrol port and the largest cocoa port worldwide, while the three modern terminals in Amsterdam and IJmuiden, which work extremely well together, welcome around 200 cruise vessels a year. What’s more, the port region features various high-quality terminals, stevedores, a strong food cluster and excellent maritime and nautical service providers.
the Amsterdam port, and the assembly and maintenance of wind turbines on the North Sea. An equally important aspect of the port is the first class cooperation between regional partners, for instance with regard to improving the infrastructure. This is well illustrated by the joint preparations for the new sea locks in IJmuiden, which are due to be delivered in 2019. In short: this port region has a great deal to offer you and your organisation!
Sustainable port The North Sea Canal area has always been a major player in the import, storage, processing and transit of oil products and coal, but is now developing into an innovative and sustainable port. Examples include the increasing production of biodiesel in
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sk the managers of international companies in Amsterdam what sets this region apart from other interesting options for doing business in Europe and you will receive many different answers. Some will stress the fact that nearly all European multinational companies are represented in Amsterdam, others comment on the international mindset of people in Amsterdam, while a third group will talk about the multicultural strengths of the city. Then there are those who praise the excellent physical and digital networks, or the inspiring energy of this centuries-old trading city with its rich cultural heritage. All these are true and yet Amsterdam has still more qualities to offer. Anyone who visits the city and tastes its unique atmosphere can vouch for that fact. As one American entrepreneur writes: “Amsterdam offers all the advantages of a cosmopolitan city and business centre, but retains its intimate scale.�
Major transit port The Amsterdam port region is a major transit port for dry, liquid and break bulk, containerised and roll-on/roll-off cargoes destined for or originating from the European
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mainland. But with the shifting of the economic focus in Europe, an extra dimension has emerged. In their search for an ideal operating base to coordinate and consolidate their activities on the European continent, more and more companies are choosing the Amsterdam region for their Pan-European head office. Meanwhile, some 2,000 foreign enterprises have settled in the Amsterdam region. They experience the advantages of the Dutch capital’s financial, business, logistics, creative and IT services. Crucially, there is also the cluster effect created by the nearby international air and seaports. The strength of Amsterdam is also defined to a considerable extent by its compact scale. There are more than 350 million European consumers within 1,000 kilometres of Amsterdam and the region is eminently equipped to distribute and supply transport and passenger flows to and from this second-largest consumer market in the world. In close vicinity is a large port complex where all types of cargo can be handled, good inland waterways, fine road and rail connections, and an airport with an extensive network of global connections.
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The Sloterdijk office complex is adjacent to the Amsterdam port area. Photo: Dick van den Berg
Dutch ports perform very well in terms of transhipment speed, reliability of logistic services and cost effectiveness. The customs authorities developed an advanced and highly automated cargo clearing system, a forerunner to the future European Customs system. They also pioneered a bonded warehousing system, resulting in time-savings and transhipment cost reductions.
Amsterdam enjoys a rich tradition as an international centre for social and cultural innovation. The renowned VOC (East India Company) was set up more than 400 years ago as the very first globally operating stock company. Share trading was ‘invented’ and a stock exchange established to meet the capital demands of this multinational company. This spirit of innovation is still very much alive in Amsterdam today.
Broadband internet Amsterdam is well connected in other ways too, with the Netherlands having the third highest concentration of broadband internet connections in Europe. This has encouraged the growth of many innovative IT companies and their presence ensures continued progress in the field of data transport. In addition, a fair and transparent tax climate plays a role in the attractiveness of Amsterdam as an international business location. The cost of living is very reasonable compared to the British, French or German capitals. People in Amsterdam are friendly, hospitable, cooperative and helpful, and almost all can communicate in the English language.
International orientation Creative impulses also contribute to another quality which characterises Amsterdam and its citizens: its international orientation. The Dutch way of doing business is based upon an ability to build bridges between different cultures. This has also become a way of life in Amsterdam, with its nearly 200 different nationalities. The composition and capacities of the local professional population reflect this as Amsterdam’s multilingual, multicultural, tolerant and independent-minded society gears towards finding a consensus.
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As a city, Amsterdam has some 800,000 inhabitants, but the entire metropolitan area, including the surrounding municipalities, brings the total to more than 1.5 million. The community organisations are efficient and down-to-earth with a positive and helpful approach.
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T he S eaports o f A msterdam :
Fo u r i nto on e The A m s terda m a rea c o m p r i s e s fo ur m a j o r s e a p o r t s (Am s te rd a m, I Jmuid en , B e ver w ijk an d Z a a n s t a d ) c o m p le m e n t i ng e a c h o t he r ’s facil it ies an d s er vic es. Th e s p a c i o us d e e p s e a p o r t o f Am s te rd a m itsel f s er ves t ra n s h ip m en t a n d l o gi s t i c s c o m p a n i e s t h a t o p e r a te i n a more p ers o n a l an d c l ient- o r i e n te d way c o m p a re d to t he t hre e l a rge st Euro p ea n p o r t s ( R o t terd a m , An t we r p a nd H a m b urg ) .
AMSTERDAM PORT REGION: EUROPE’S FOURTH LARGEST PORT Port of IJmuiden: Seagoing vessels: Offshore suppliers: Containers: Total quay length: Water depth: Max. ship size: Three port bassins Cargo categories:
5,100 870 5,000 4,000 metres up to 11 m up to 280 m fresh caught, deep frozen imported fish/fish products, offshore and construction materials, Ro/Ro
Port of Beverwijk: Annual transhipment:
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458,000 tons (seogoing ships) 850,000 tons (inland vessels) potatoes,scrap metals, timber/timber products, offshore materials Total quay length: 1,450 metres Water depth: up to 8 metres Max. ship size: 10,000 tons (BT/GT) Seaogoing vessels: 160 Number of inland vessels: 600 Containers handled: 25,000 Cargo categories:
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Port of Zaanstad: Annual transhipment: 177,000 tons (by seagoing vessels, 2012) cargo categories: containers, food products, edible oils Max. ship sixe: 3,000 -4,000 tons (inland vessels)
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he port of Zaanstad is situated north of Amsterdam, while the two ports of IJmuiden and Beverwijk are located west of the city near the North Sea Coast. These are situated at the entrance to the North Sea Canal where the steel and paper industry, short sea shipping, fishing, offshore (including wind energy), ferry and cruise traffic are all thrive.
The four ports that make up the single entity of the Amsterdam port region handle a combined total of nearly 95 million tons of cargo. After Rotterdam, Antwerp and Hamburg, this makes the Amsterdam port region the fourth largest port in Europe. As a versatile cargo handling and transport centre, Amsterdam Seaports welcomes practically all types of goods with the notable exception of crude oil (there are no refineries in the area). The terminals handle dry, liquid and break bulk, container and Ro/Ro cargo.
Hinterland connections Amsterdam port region North Sea AMSTERDAM Rotterdam
Economic heart of Europe: 1,300 km: 350 million consumers 950 km: 200 million consumers 500 km: 160 million consumers Excellent connection to all major European markets by: BELGIUM
Amsterdam Amsterdam is by far the largest port of the four. Deep-water quays as well as facilities along the rail and road links are available at reasonable terms. Companies have recently settled in the Africa harbour (‘Afrikahaven’) port basin area. Along its 3,600-metre quay is a zone for new cargo handling activities and – further away from the waterfront – distribution and logistics activities. Near the city centre the modern Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA) accommodates between 140 and 150 large cruise vessels annually, while some 1,500 river cruise vessels per year also call at Amsterdam.
IJmuiden Entering the port area from the North Sea, IJmuiden is a rapidly growing tidal port with three port basins. Its harbour is designed for short sea shipping, reefer warehousing and offshore oil, gas and wind energy supply activities. IJmuiden is Europe’s largest fisheries centre, a cruise and ferry port and an offshore base at the same time. It is also an industrial city, with the Tata Steel complex located on the north bank of the port entrance.
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called the ‘potato capital of the world’ as large quantities of Dutch seed potatoes are exported via Beverwijk, while Mediterranean potatoes are imported. Both IJmuiden and Beverwijk are centres for cold and frozen warehousing of fish, meat, poultry, fruit and vegetables.
Zaanstad Located on the north bank of the North Sea Canal, Zaanstad is the Netherlands’ main centre for the processing, storage and distribution of foodstuffs. The industrial area of the city of Zaanstad also houses major packing and construction industries.
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East of the spacious sea locks, Beverwijk is the first port on the North Sea Canal. It is a general cargo port handling agricultural products, timber and fertiliser. The port is often
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The por t of Amsterdam, the four th largest in Europe, is geared to handle vir tually all t ypes of cargo and ships. Cargo handling companies and ter minal operators are flexible, their labour force is highly sk illed, and ste vedores, shipbrok ers, logistics and distr ibution specialists are geared to provide a first class ser vice. As Por t of Par tnerships, Por t of Amsterdam wor ks closely with par tners in the pr ivate sec tor, the cit y, the region and the sur rounding countr ies.
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any Amsterdam terminal operators have expanded or invested in new terminal equipment to improve their performance and become even more competitive compared to other ports. Several advanced cargo handling systems have been adapted to the benefit of companies and clients alike. Among the highlights are the all-weather Waterland Terminal, the deep-sea multipurpose terminals and multimodal distribution centres like the VCK Scandia Terminal and Koopman Car Terminal, the dry-bulk terminals OBA and Rietlanden with heavy lift gantries and floating cranes, the expanded tank farms like Vopak and Oiltanking Amsterdam and the bustling cruise terminals.
Port Community System The ports of Rotterdam and Amsterdam have jointly developed Portbase, a comprehensive Port Community
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System that is connected to the customs clearing system, as well as immigration and other authorities. This is a superb example of how Amsterdam is leading the way in forward thinking.
The ‘A’ Ports The Amsterdam port west of the city consists of the ‘A’ port basins, named after the world’s continents. The America harbour (‘Amerikahaven’) houses container, liquid and dry bulk terminals. The Africa harbour (‘Afrikahaven’) port basin was completed in 2001 and its size (1,900 m x 350 m with a 15.5 m depth) makes it suitable for tankers, bulk and container carriers. The total area of the site, including green areas, roads and other infrastructure, is more than 300 hectares. Vopak, the world’s largest independent tank storage operator, has completed a 35 ha and 1.2 million m3 tank farm on this
Aerial view of the Amsterdam port area and the North Sea Canal, looking towards the west. Photo: Foto & Video Honing
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location in 2013, while the east quay has been reserved for future container handling.
The Atlas Park South of the Africa harbour, the 110-hectare Atlas Park is a state-of-the-art logistics area with a 100,000 m² distribution site and six large warehouses. Ideal for specialised logistics firms, the Atlas Park also welcomes assembly companies and contract manufacturers. The import of components and export of finished products requires extensive logistics accommodation, all of which is available in the Atlas Park. Dedicated to quality, security, safety and accessibility, the Atlas Park also focuses on the maintenance and management of its public space and infrastructure.
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Liquid bulk terminals: Oil products Jet fuel Crude oil Molasses Chemicals
Non-bulk terminals: All-weather handling Break-bulk Roll-on/roll-off Containers
Dry bulk terminals: Coal Ore Biomass Agribulk Minerals Scrap iron
Many logistics and storage centres for: Cocoa and soft commodities Tropical produce Chemical products Electronics Rolling equipment and cars Various large industries
T EC H NIC AL DATA : The Port of Amsterdam consists of: 620 hectares water surface 1,995 hectares port land areas (port sites, quaysides, roads, railways, dykes) The 1,995 hectares of port land area comprises: Infrastructure 380 hectares Business sites issued 1,300 hectares Available for rent or lease 315 hectares
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IJ m u i d e n : a n The port of IJmuiden has three port basins with a total quay length of 4,000 metres. Photo: Foto & Video Honing
At th e en t ra n c e to t h e N o r t h S e a Ca n a l l e a d i ng to Am s te rd a m , t h e por t o f I Jm u id en h as de ve lo p e d i nto a m a j o r p a r t o f t h e Am s te rdam por t regio n . I Jm u id en is o ne o f Euro p e’s m a j o r f i s h e r y c e n t re s a n d one o f E U’s l ea d in g refr i g e r a te d e d i b l e s a n d re e fe r wa re ho us i ng centres. I t a l s o s er vic es o f fs ho re o i l, g a s a n d wi n d e n e rg y c o m p an i e s and fer r y a n d c ru is e vess e ls.
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eehaven IJmuiden NV, the IJmuiden Port Authority, consists of three port basins, serving as a home port for its fresh fishery fleet, while many fishing craft from other Dutch ports and abroad also unload catches at the IJmuiden fish auction.
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IJmuiden is also home port to many pelagic fish companies and frozen fish is increasingly imported by reefer or stuffed containers. Inland barges move fish to the hinterland, with instant delivery by truck. One of the quays has been equipped with a number of reefer points and container
MAIN PART I C ULARS O F T H E IJMUID EN PORT: Zeehaven IJmuiden NV (‘IJmuiden Port Authority’): Port configuration: Three port basins, total quay length: 4,000 metres. Felison (Cruise) Terminal with ferry and cruise berths, large fresh fish auction halls and trawler discharging quays Water depth: Up to 11 metres Maximum ship size: Up to 280 metres Cargo categories: Fresh caught, deep frozen imported fish and fish products, offshore and construction materials, Ro/Ro of cargoes Passenger traffic: Ferry and cruise sailings Number of ferry passengers: 560,000 annually Auction turnover: Fresh fish € 50 million, deep frozen € 450 million Number of seagoing ships: 5,100 Offshore suppliers 870 Containers handled 5,000
allround port traffic is building up quickly. An extensive restructuring plan will see the existing port area adapted to the latest requirements of refrigerated cargo handling in the near future.
and coal at its own deep sea quays, while steel products are loaded on its export quays. A cement plant is located next to the steel works and a paper mill produces quality paper nearby, with pulp being supplied by bulk carriers as a raw material.
Offshore Offshore oil, gas and wind exploration and production companies in the Dutch sector of the North Sea have chosen IJmuiden as an onshore base for supply and maintenance. The port is also excellent for the construction of offshore wind parks at sea .
Industry IJmuiden is home to the largest industry in the Netherlands, the Tata Steel works (subsidiary of the Indian industrial conglomerate Tata). Bulk carriers supply Tata Steel with ore
Passenger shipping Last but not least, IJmuiden is a cruise and ferry port with daily sailings to Newcastle on the North-east coast of England. In 2014 it will welcome over fifty cruise ships calling during the summer season. There is ample accommodation available for other daily ferry services to supplement this passenger and cargo ferry connection.
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The IJMOND HARBOUR
Nestled alongside each other in IJmond harbour: The offshore jack-up Seajacks Zarata and cruise ship Empress. Photo: Zeehaven IJmuiden NV
I Jmuiden’s t h ird p o r t b a s in is l o c a te d on the sout h er n s ide o f t h e p o r t e nt r ance to I Jm u iden a n d A ms te rd a m . Calle d t he I Jm o n d h ar b o u r (‘IJmondha ve n ’ ) , t h is p o r t a rea ha s a quay len g t h o f 6 8 0 m et res a n d a depth of 1 1 m et res.
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he development of the IJmond harbour started some fifteen years ago when Zeehaven IJmuiden NV (the IJmuiden Port Authority) realised that many companies were looking for more room to accommodate their growing activities. The IJmond harbour is particulary suitable for offshore projects (including wind parks and drilling platform maintenance) and cruise ships. In recent years the harbour has experienced a complete metamorphosis with the arrival of new businesses, such as Vestas Offshore Maintenance, Iskes Towage & Salvage, Airborne Oil & Gas and the Felison Cruise Terminal, IJmuiden’s seaside cruise terminal. The IJmond harbour’s quay is 680 metres long, divided between a western dock of 360 metres and an eastern one of 320 metres. It is possible for ships up to 295 metres to moor
at the western quay, while the eastern dock accommodates vessels up to 255 metres. The harbour basin is 120 metres wide and has a draught of 11 metres. Thanks to its sturdy sand bed, the harbour basin is suitable for accommodating heavy drilling and processing platforms, as well as other raised platforms. Both quays are also suitable for the storage and handling of very heavy loads. To this end, the western quay has two loading platforms made from reinforced concrete and special bed protection. The latter is necessary due to the so-called propeller streams created by large cruise ships. In addition, the IJmond harbour has a Ro/ Ro bridge for the heaviest Ro/Pax-vessels. The new port area is used for storing sections and parts for wind energy parks under construction in the North Sea. Thanks to its close proximity to the open sea, it is ideally situated for cold-store activities, short sea trade and offshore services. The IJmond harbour has good hinterland connections and is located just 25 kilometres from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.
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he company was established in 1918 on the north bank of the IJmuiden harbour mouth. This gives it an enormous advantage over other steel companies as Tata Steel can receive raw materials – ore and coal – directly on its premises. Dry bulk carriers up to 200,000 tons dwt berth at its deep sea quays, while Tata Steel’s products are shipped from its general cargo quay or all-weather terminal for hinterland transport by inland waterway or rail.
Tata Steel has an output of some 7 million tons of steel products a year. The company employs some 9,000 employees on its 750-hectare facilities. The European operations of Tata Steel comprise Europe’s second largest steel producer. With the main steelmaking operations in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, they supply steel and related services to the construction, automotive, packaging, lifting & excavating, energy & power, aerospace and other demanding markets worldwide. The combined Tata Steel Group is one of the world’s largest steel producers, with an aggregate crude steel capacity of more than 28 million tons and approximately 80,000 employees across four continents.
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Lo c a te d t hre e k i l o m e t re s i nl a nd f ro m t h e N o r t h S e a , B e ve r wi j k i s a growi ng s h o r t s e a services port accommodating o c e a ng o i n g ve s s e ls d r awi n g up to e i g ht m e t re s. S e r v i ng t h e la rg e a gr i c ul t ur a l c o m p l e xe s o f t he n o r t he r n p a r t s o f t h e N e t h e r la n d s, t h e p o r t ha n d le s s i gn i f i c a nt a m o un t s o f s e e d p o t a to e s, o t h e r ve g e t a b l e s a n d f r ui t . S e ve r a l re f r i g e r a te d a nd d e e p -f roze n fo o d wa re h o us e s a re o p e r a te d by m a j o r t r a d i n g h o us e s.
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Timber and containers Beverwijk is also a timber transhipment port, with packaged timber being imported from the northern European and Baltic countries. The 16,000 m2 Container Terminal Beverwijk (CTB) has the capacity to handle 50,000 containers annually and is fitted with modern equipment such as gantry and mobile cranes, reach stackers and terminal trailers. Refrigerated warehouses in the Beverwijk port are used to store fish and fish products.
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MAIN PARTI CULARS O F T H E B EV ERWIJK PORT: Total quay length: Water depth: Maximum ship size: Annual cargo turnover: Cargo categories:
1,450 metres up to 8 metres 10,000 tons BT/GT 458,000 tons (by seagoing ship) 850,000 tons (by inland vessel) potatoes, scrap metals, timber and timber products, offshore materials Number of seagoing ships (2013): 160 Number of inland vessels (2013): 600 Containers handled (2013): 25,000
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Z a a n stad: F i rst i n food The cocoa pro c es s in g p l an t s in t h e Z aan region n o r t h o f A m s terd a m a re the major rea s o n w hy A m s terda m i s t h e wo r ld ’s large s t c o c o a p o r t , h a n dl i n g bet we en 6 0 0 , 0 0 0 an d 7 0 0 , 0 0 0 to n s o f co c oa be ans a n n u al l y.
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any other food products are also prominent in the Zaan area, however. Companies such as Dutch supermarket group Ahold, Verkade (United Biscuits), the farina plant of the British Tate & Lyle Group, Honig, Lassie and Duyvis process foodstuffs in their Zaan production units, which are then marketed to consumers the world over. Zaanstad has a very distinctive character, with more than 25 large industrial companies
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Aerial view of Zaandam, with the port in the foreground. Photo: Zaanstad
Maximum draft: 8.25 metres (seagoing vessels) 2.80 metres (inland vessels) Maximum ship size (inland vessels): 3,000 to 4,000 tons BT/GT Annual cargo turnover:
located within its municipal borders. A new expansion site has been prepared along the North Sea Canal in the Westzaner polder and HoogTij industrial area. Covering 100 hectares and including a quay length of 550 metres and an option for another 800, Zaanstad has room for more industry.
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Cargo categories: Two inland container terminals Two food silos Tank terminal for edible oils Cocoa silos and warehouses Ample space available to transport and industrial business
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Aerial view of HoogTij. The yellow line indicates the boundaries of the 110-hectare business park on the North Sea Canal. Photo: Foto & Video Honing
HoogTij is s it u a ted o n t h e s o ut h -we s te r n s i d e o f t he c i t y o f Z a a ndam, dire c t l y o n t h e No r t h S e a Ca n a l a n d s t r a i g h t a c ro s s f ro m t h e Ame r i ca Har b o u r ( ‘ A me r i ka h a ve n ’ ) i n t he p o r t o f Am s te rd a m . Wi t h 1 3 0 h e c tare s the ter ra in is o p en to b o t h p o r t a nd n o n -p o r t c o m p a ni e s. O f t h e ne t s u r fac e a rea o f 1 1 0 h e c t a re s, s o m e 9 7 h e c t a re s i s s t i ll av a i l a b l e. HoogTij s el l s p l o t s in va r i o us s i ze s.
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he port-linked part of HoogTij is 27 hectares. It will feature a brand-new loading quay of over 900 metres, including a public part for multi-use and one part for a single dedicated user. The part not linked to the port (83 hectares) is intended for sectors such as food, industry, metal, transport and logistics. Examples of existing companies at HoogTij include an art printing company, a designer furniture store, a manufacturer of metal ceilings, a clothing wholesaler and a wholesaler in truck and trailer parts.
by car from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and close to the Amsterdam port and the sea locks in IJmuiden. The location on the North Sea Canal is ideal for the shipping sector, and vessels on the HoogTij quay do not have to pay sea port dues. Sustainability is one of the principles behind the development of HoogTij. Companies can connect to the thermal storage system in the ground free of charge, and benefit from the joint park management system.
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T he ports o f A msterdam :
F ro ntrun n ers i n energy The Amsterdam por t region’s dr y and liquid bulk cargo throughput has r isen to such an ex tent in recent years that the por t has de veloped into the leading European fuel transhipment por t. I n addition to the storage and distr ibution of fuels, value -added ac tivities by the ter minals in Amsterdam such as blending and upgrading have made Amsterdam a por t of increasing interest to the solid and liquid fuel mar k ets. With oil and coal produc ts accounting for some 70% of transhipments, the Amsterdam por t region can truly be called an energy por t. Amsterdam is also the second largest European coal transhipment por t, and the Amsterdam por t region has both the ambition and location to become a leader in sustainable and rene wable energy.
Dry bulk Coal makes up some 45% of the annual 42 million tons of dry bulk transhipped in the ports of Amsterdam. The closure of German coal mines in recent years has enabled the dry bulk terminals to expand from 15.5 million tons in 2011 to an estimated 22 million tons by the year 2020. A relatively new mooring facility west of the IJmuiden locks will unload deep drawing bulk carriers directly to inland barges or coastal bulkers. As soon as a carrier’s draught falls below the 14-metre mark it is allowed to pass the IJmuiden sea locks and head for one of the two major Amsterdam coal terminals, OBA Bulk Terminal and Rietlanden Terminals.
The power plant (630 MW) in the Amsterdam port has its coal delivered via the neighbouring OBA Bulk Terminal. Photo: Max Dijksterhuis
Liquid bulk Liquid bulk is nearing the 43 million tons per year mark, 95% of which is refined oil products (fuels). Vopak’s 1.2 million m3 tank farm in the Africa harbour (‘Afrikahaven’) port basin means the total Amsterdam oil product turnover figures will rise in the coming years. As of 2013, the Amsterdam terminals operate at full capacity. The Hydrocarbon Hotel tank terminal, with a total capacity of some 140,000 m3, was opened in 2012. It is a joint project by the Netherlands-based North Sea Group and UK Company Blue Ocean Associates Ltd. The tanks are used for exporting and blending petrol and petrol components and biofuels.
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maintenance and modification facilities in the area and dedicated quay space for supply vessels and offshore work ships. Maintenance, modification and decommissioning of offshore platforms, offshore drilling support and supply are the main areas of expertise. There is dedicated quay space for supply vessels and offshore work ships. The Amsterdam-IJmuiden port area offers 24-hour accessibility, no tidal restrictions and excellent multimodal hinterland connections by inland shipping, road, rail and air connections. The port area has no tidal restrictions. The port of IJmuiden has a direct open connection to the North Sea. The three port basins, with a total of 4,500 metres, have been deepened to ten metres. IJmuiden also has enough dedicated quay space for offshore supply vessels and offshore work ships. Over the years, Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Port (AYOP) has developed into a unique network organisation. The list of partners not only includes many oil & gas, offshore wind and port related and maritime industries, but local government bodies as well. AYOP’s main objective is to provide promotional support to the regional offshore industries and to promote the area’s unique facilities.
Sustainable energy The number of companies generating sustainable energy in Amsterdam Seaports is growing rapidly. Waste and Energy Company (AEB) generates energy by incinerating waste, 48%
of which is biomass. The power plants have a capacity of 124 megawatt, producing 1 million megawatt hours annually. This provides electricity for some 320,000 households, 75% of the city of Amsterdam’s total. The new Greenmills plant produces sustainable biofuels and green energy from organic waste products such as frying oil. Biofuels is the collective name for different types of fuels that are made from organic (plant and animal) matter. The plant will convert 100,000 tons organic waste into 115 million litres of sustainable biodiesel and 25 million m3 of biogas. In 2010 the green light was given for a new 200,000-ton biodiesel plant for Vesta Biofuels Amsterdam on the south side of the America harbour (‘Amerikahaven’), which is due to go into production soon. Vesta Biofuels will process a wide variety of feedstock, including rape seed oil, certified palm oil, algae oil, processed frying fat and used oil residue from kitchens. Port of Amsterdam, which deals with biomass from countries including Canada, the United States and Brazil, expects to tranship and store up to one million ton of biomass by 2020. In 2012, OBA Bulk Terminal Amsterdam and CWT Sitos handled its first transhipments of wood pellets and expects to see more biomass arrive in the coming tears. OBA can store up to 110,000 tons of biomass. Other bulk terminals in the Amsterdam port region (Maja Stevedores and IGMA) also expect to receive biomass shipments in the near future. The big launch of biomass is expected as soon as Swedish power company Vattenfall starts cofiring biomass in its 630 MW coalfired unit in the port of Amsterdam.
The delivery of the first shipment of biomass from Canada at OBA Bulk Terminal in 2012. Photo: Ed Seeder
Wind for power With its abundance of wind, the Netherlands – which has employed windmills for centuries – now uses a steadily growing proportion of wind power to generate electricity. A fine example is the wind turbines in the Port of Amsterdam with an installed capacity of 65 megawatt, equivalent to the electricity needs of 40,000 households.
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Two wind energy parks have been built in the North Sea in the vicinity of IJmuiden over the last decade, providing a total capacity of some 230 megawatts. During construction, the IJmond Harbour (‘IJmondhaven’) in the port of IJmuiden was used as a supply base for the masts, generator units and rotor blades awaiting shipment to the offshore windmill park location. More offshore wind energy parks are projected and the IJmuiden port will remain an important offshore supply base for this sector.
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Aerial photograph of Oiltanking Amsterdam in the America harbour. Photo: Peter Elenbaas
O i ltankin g A m ste r dam Oiltank ing A m s terd a m (OTA ) is t he la rg e s t t a nk s to r a g e te r m i n a l in the por t o f A m s terda m . I t s m a i n a c t i v i t y i s t he s to r a g e, t r anshipmen t a n d b l en din g o f g a s o l i n e p ro d uc t s fo r c li e nt s wh o are mainly ex p o r t in g to t h e Un i te d S t a te s, We s t Af r i c a a n d t h e Far East. OTA a l s o p l ay s an im p o r t a nt ro l e i n t he i m p o r t o f d i e s e l, gasoil and jet fu el in No r t hwest Euro p e.
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he storage capacity of the terminal in the America harbour (‘Amerikahaven’) is approximately 1.6 million m3, divided over 83 tanks with floating roofs varying in size between 4,000 and 61,500 m3. In these tanks Oiltanking Amsterdam stores a wide range of petrol products as well as gasoil, diesel, naphtha and Jet A1. A relatively small activity is the storage of molasses, a viscous by-product from the sugar industry. Oiltanking has 18 jetties, of which seven can dock seagoing vessels with a maximum deadweight tonnage (dwt) of 100,000. OTA in Amsterdam employs more than 90 people. The premises of Oiltanking Amsterdam also include a bio-diesel factory owned by Mercuria. In addition, options
are available for expanding the terminal itself and on the adjacent grounds.
Two important pipelines Oiltanking Amsterdam owns two vital pipelines; an 80km pipeline that pipes in crude petroleum from various production platforms on the North Sea, and a second 20km pipeline that connects the terminal to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, one of Europe’s top five airports in terms of passengers and cargo. The latter pipeline supplies nearly 50 percent of the airport’s total kerosene demand. Additionally, OTA stores part of the strategic oil supply kept by the Dutch government.
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Aerial view of the Vopak Terminal Westpoort on the outskirts of the Amsterdam port area. With a capacity of almost 1.2 million m³, the terminal has been fully operational since 2013. Photo: Peter Elenbaas
Vopak is a g l o b al l y o p erat in g i n d e p e nd e nt s e r v i c e p rov i d e r o f conditione d s to rage fa c il it ies fo r li q ui d a n d g a s e o us c he m i c a l a n d o i l produc ts. Th e c o m p any h a s a te r m i na l i n t he Am s te rd a m p o r t o f fe r i n g a total stor a g e c ap ac it y o f 1 , 2 0 0 , 2 0 0 m 3 .
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opak Terminal Amsterdam Westpoort, situated in the Africa harbour (‘Afrikahaven’), has been operational since October 2011. The terminal comprises 41 aboveground storage tanks and facilities to blend state-of-the-art products and components. The tanks range from 10.000 to 50.000 m3.
gasoil, diesel and their components. The company continuously invests in environmental and safety measures and innovations. Examples at Vopak Terminal Amsterdam Westpoort include the advanced vapour return system (DVI) which processes vapours released during the (un)loading of seagoing and inland tankers.
The through-put and storage terminal also includes ten berths for seagoing and inland vessels on two finger piers, two quays and one dock, all of which are easily accessible via the North Sea Canal.
The storage company only welcomes tankers at its new terminals that have a vapour return system connection. Moreover, all 41 tanks and pipes above water are equipped with a leakage detection system to minimise emissions from volatile organic substances. The tanks also have an internal floating roof and a fixed dome roof.
Environmental and safety measures Vopak Terminal Amsterdam Westpoort handles clean petroleum products with dedicated systems for gasoline,
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Aerial photograph of the BP Amsterdam Terminal and its 75 storage tanks. Photo: Henk Honig
The BP Amsterdam Ter minal (BAT ) is situated in the Amsterdam por t area. This moder n impor t and expor t ter minal for fuels lik e propane, butane, petrol and diesel compr ises 75 tanks and a total storage capacit y of one million m 3 , mak ing it BP ’s largest trading ter minal. I t supplies local and regional fuel stations with petrol, gas oil and LPG, and facilitates the inter national trade in oil and gas produc ts in Europe and the rest of the wor ld, pr imar ily Nor th and S outh Amer ica and Afr ica.
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rom 2007 to the end of 2009, the BAT went through a major expansion under the project name Theseus. This 130-million dollar investment project entailed the construction of five jetties, fourteen kilometres of pipelines, two large pumping stations, and a number of power distribution stations. Thanks to this substantial expansion, the BAT is fully ready for the coming period of increasing commercial activities. Capital investments are also being made to ensure that the BAT can operate as best in class. This has resulted in considerable improvements in commercial performance. The BAT storage tanks are part of a constant renovation programme which ensures that they continuously meet the latest standards. Maintenance involves a risk-based inspection programme to determine which tanks are in need
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of inspection, minimising risk and maximising availability. As a result of investments in the infrastructure, automation system and safety systems at the BAT, the complex currently has the capacity to simultaneously process three seagoing vessels, nine inland vessels and ten trucks, while carrying out eight product transfers at the terminal. With a view to its environmental commitments, BP Amsterdam has linked its new jetty to a modern vapour processing installation, having already connected existing jetties to the same system in 2009. In 2010, the company started large-scale maintenance on its wastewater treatment system. Other activities involve upgrading the tanks, pipes and road network.
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NuStar Terminals NuSt ar Te r m in al s h as a s to ra g e c a p a c i t y o f 6 0 0 , 0 0 0 m Âł distr ibuted over 4 5 t an k s in t h e Po r t o f Am s te rd a m . H e re t he compa ny s to res fu el o il, di e s e l f ue l, p e t ro l a n d b i o f ue ls. The ter min a l h a s t wo m o o r in g s fo r s e a g o i ng ve s s e ls o f up to 8 0 ,0 0 0 dw t an d five jet t ies fo r b a rg e s.
Arial photo of Nu Star Terminals, storing fuel oil, diesel fuel, petrol and biofuels. Photo: Ed Seeder
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NuStar Terminals works to significantly reduce energy consumption at the terminal. For instance, tanks and pipes were insulated wherever necessary in 2010. Another example is the plan to install automatic controls for the three major thermal boilers which heat the fuel oil tanks. NuStar Terminals is part of the American concern NuStar Energy, which owns 84 storage terminals in the US, Canada, Mexico, St Eustatius, the UK, Turkey and the Netherlands.
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A new jetty at EuroTank’s premises in the port of Amsterdam. Photo: Ed Seeder
E uro Tan k A m ste r dam Eurotank Am s terda m ( E TA ) h a s a s to r a g e c a p a c i t y o f n e a r ly 1 . 4 m i ll i o n m 3 divide d over 2 2 9 t a n k s. Th e c o m p a ny s to re s p e t ro l p ro d uc t s, k e ro s e n e, napht ha, ga s o il an d d ies el. E TA a ls o ha s 1 2 j e t t i e s fo r i nl a nd ve s s e ls, coaste r s an d s eago in g ves s el s wi t h a m a x i m um d r a ug ht o f 1 3 . 7 m e t re s, as we ll as a c o n n ec t io n to t h e ra i l ne t wo r k .
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he company has invested over 70 million euros in safety, the environment and infrastructure over the past six years. It will carry on these major investments the coming years on further inprovements and expansion. It already built four new storage tanks with a joint capacity of 150,000 m3 in 2009, and four more gasoil tanks with a total capacity of 75,000 m3 were added in mid-2011. Eurotank Amsterdam is also expanding the capacity of the loading arms on the jetties to expedite the (un)loading of tankers. It is expected that the investment will increase the transhipment capacity of the terminal by 50 percent over the coming years.
Enviromental Measures Eurotank Amsterdam has also taken substantial environmental measures since 2008 including the design
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and construction of a new water treatment system for precipitation and the construction of two new vapour return systems with a capacity of 2.500 m3 and 5.000 m3 per hour respectively. Vapour return systems reclaim petrol fumes developed during the loading process of seagoing vessels, trucks and rail tankers to prevent emissions into the atmosphere. In 2006 Eurotank Amsterdam became part of VTTI, an international concern for the storage of energy products. VTTI owns 12 oil storage terminals around the world with a joint storage capacity of more than 8.5 million cubic metres, with Eurotank Amsterdam being the largest.
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H yd ro car bon H ote l H ydrocar bon H o tel, l o c a ted in t h e Am e r i c a ha r b o ur ( ‘ A m er i ka ha ven’ ) i n the por t of Am s terd a m , s t a r ted p ro d uc t i o n i n e a r ly 2 0 1 2 . The te r m i n a l fo r (bio) fue ls h a s a c a p a c it y o f 1 40 , 0 0 0 m 3 , d i v i d e d ove r 1 1 t a nks. H yd rocar bon H o tel is a jo in t ven t ure b e t we e n t he B r i t i s h c o m p a ny B lue O ce an As s o c ia tes an d t h e D utc h Arg o s -N o r t h S e a Gro up. Hydrocarbon Hotel has a unique foundation that consists of 3,800 high-velocity piles to ensure an even load. Photo: Ed Seeder
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ydrocarbon Hotel was designed for the import, export, storage and blending of petrol, diesel, distillates and bio-fuels (bio-ethanol and biodiesel). Its main clients are situated in the Netherlands, Germany and the United Kingdom. The terminal has three quays for seagoing and inland vessels.
floors, tank wells with leak detection, bentonite mats and concrete terps below the tanks. The terminal has a unique foundation that consists of 3800 high-velocity piles (with a length of 23 metres and a diameter of 220 millimetres) that ensure an even load. Additionally, Hydrocarbon Hotel is equipped with a blackwater tank and a pumping station.
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Gulf Oil Netherlands has had its own terminal in the port of Amsterdam since 2011. Photo: Ed Seeder
G u l f Oil Nether l an ds G ulf Oil Nether l an d s h as h a d a p e t ro l te r m i na l fo r s to r a g e a n d di s tr ibution in t h e A m s terd a m p o r t s i n c e O c to b e r 2 0 1 1 . I n a d v a nc e o f co nst r uc t ion, t h e Po r t o f A m s terd a m h a d to re c la i m t wo h e c t a re s i n the Petrole um h ar b o u r ( ‘ Pe t ro l e u m ha ven’) . As a so-called downstream company, Gulf Oil Netherlands buys petrol products via long-term contracts with large refineries instead of having its own production capacity. The new quay accommodates inland vessels (lighters) and seagoing vessels with a draught of up to 11 metres. The storage capacity of the eight storage tanks (with a height and diameter of 22.5 metres) is 60,000 m3. The terminal also includes a loading system for four tanker trucks. In case of a calamity, the fire extinguishing system can provide over 37,500 litres of water a minute. From the Amsterdam port, the tankers supply products to around 400 petrol stations in the Netherlands and
several hundred stations in Belgium and Germany. The terminal is supplied with petrol products by means of four lighters. Gulf Oil also intends to start offering vesselto-vessel transhipment from seagoing to inland vessels and lighters, including a filter system. In Amsterdam Gulf Oil works closely with its sister company MAIN (Maritieme Afvalstoffen Inzameling Nederland). In addition to providing land for the terminal, MAIN also offers support with collecting maritime waste and cleaning tanks.
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OBA B ulk T e r mi nal A m sterdam
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O B A Bulk Ter min a l A m s terda m h a s t wo s to r a g e a n d t r a n s h i p m e nt ter minals for dr y b u l k in t h e Wes t h a r b o ur ( ‘ Wes t ha ven’ ) i n t he p o r t o f Amsterdam: Th e M ain Ter m in al a n d Te r m i na l N o r t h . Th e to t a l s to rage capac it y is a ro u n d t h ree m i ll i o n to ns, whi le O B A’s a nn ua l tran shipment am o u n t s to a ro u n d 1 2 m i ll i o n to ns, i nc lud i n g a ro und 10 million ton s o f c o al, 8 0 0 , 0 0 0 to n s o f a gr i -b ulk , 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 to n s o f m i ner als and, s in c e M ay 2 0 1 2 , b iom a s s. A la rg e num b e r o f m o d e r n gant r y and floa t in g c ra n es, in c l u d i ng a ne w 6 0 -to n g a n t r y c r a n e, a re use d for fast l o adin g a n d u n l o adin g o f s e a g o i ng ve s s e ls.
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OBA has 600,000 m3 of open storage facilities and five covered facilities totalling 25,000 m3. These warehouses are within the reach of the gantry cranes, making it possible for the grabber to enter the warehouses directly from above. OBA also has a transport belt connection to the nearby 630 megawatt (MW) coal-fired power station.
whereas capsize vessels up to 17.80 metres draught are lightened at the facility in IJmuiden. OBA has excellent hinterland connections via the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal, which connects the Amsterdam port region to the Rhine and German industrial regions for inland vessels. Furthermore, the terminal has an excellent rail connection via the Betuwe rail-link. Some 17,000 tons are loaded onto rail on a daily basis.
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R ietl a nden R ietlanden Ter minals has three locations for the transhipment, storage and processing of dr y bulk (coal) and scrap in the Amsterdam por t. These ter minals in the West har bour (‘Westhaven’), Amer ica-Asia har bour (‘A merika-A ziëhaven’) and Afr ica har bour (‘Afrikahaven’) have a joint sur face area of 565,000m 2 and a storage capacit y of approximately 3.2 million tons. R ietlanden transpor ts 600,000 to 700,000 tons of coal to the hinter land by cargo train a year, and cur rently employs 120 people.
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For the (un)loading process, the company uses five floating cranes, including four Lemniscate cranes with a capacity of 40 tons and one 50-ton Gottwald crane. Rietlanden can use these cranes anywhere in the North Sea Canal, from the lighter location in IJmuiden to the Amsterdam port.
T e r m i nals Coal storage at Rietlanden Terminals in the Africa harbour. Photo: Peter Elenbaas
In the America-Asia harbour, Rietlanden has a terminal of 165,000 m2 with a storage capacity of 750,000 tons, and facilities for crushing, screening, blending, washing and sifting coal. The quay has a length of 1,000 metres. The America harbour location can accommodate Capesize bulk carriers with a maximum draught of 15 metres, while the Asia harbour allows vessels with a draught up to 11.5 metres. These facilities can also load two freight trains a day, and have a weighbridge for trucks and goods carriages. In the West harbour the company has facilities with a surface area of 100,000 m2, as well as 350 metres of quay for seagoing vessels with draughts up to 15 metres. The coal storage capacity amounts to 500,000 tons, including facilities for blending, screening and iron removal.
The Africa harbour is home to the newest terminal of 300,000 m2 and some 1,150 metres of quay, plus a twomillion ton storage capacity. These Rietlanden facilities also have a loading capacity of five freight trains per 24 hours. Ninety percent of the internal transport at the terminals is by conveyor belt, which limits dust issues. Rietlanden has also made other investments in environmental measures, including a monitoring system with air pollution detectors that measure coal dust, covering the coal with cellulose, spraying transhipment processes and purifying drain and rain water. In addition, the company’s cranes, launchers and conveyor belts use low-sulphur fuel.
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Infrastructure, quay side and space readily available
The seaports in the Amsterdam region are ideally linked to the primary West European shipping routes, and have excellent road, rail and inland waterway connections with a vast hinterland.
The port area along the North Sea Canal area is also home base to installation and supply ships, crew vessels, cable layers and other specialised craft servicing the construction and operation of the wind farms in the North Sea.
A heliport is located in the port area. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is only a 15-minute drive away, enabling fast air transport of cargo, emergency supplies, executives and personnel.
Two offshore wind farms, with an installed capacity of 108 and 120 Megawatt (MW), have already been installed from the port region. Maintenance of these wind farms is executed from the port of IJmuiden. Vessel renovation, maintenance
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The Amsterdam IJmuiden port area has a wide variety of storage and assembly locations, both with direct access to the sea and in the tide free area behind the locks. It is ideal for the controlled transhipment and deployment of installation vessels.
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The Prinses Amalia wind farm (120 MW) is located around 15 nautical miles off the coast of IJmuiden. Named after the eldest daughter of the king of the Netherlands, the wind farm was commissioned in 2008. Photo: Reinder Weidijk
and servicing for installation and work vessels is also carried out in the area.
About AYOP – A unique network The area’s offshore capabilities and facilities are promoted by Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Port (AYOP). Over the years, AYOP has developed into a unique network organisation with some 45 members. Its major objective is to provide promotional support to the regional offshore industries and to promote the area. AYOP’s partner list includes oil & gas, offshore wind, portrelated and maritime industries, as well as government bodies.
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MEO Stevedoring plays an important role in the handling of seed potatoes from Beverwijk, the world’s largest transhipment port for these agricultural products. Photo: Willem Moojen
F oo d th ro ug hou t the p ort regi on
The greater Am s terd a m p o r t area i nc lud e s a l l m a j o r D utc h fo o d i nd us t r i e s, adding subst a n t ial l y to t h e to t a l o f c a rg o h a n d le d. To g e t h e r t he b a s i c fo odst uffs an d ex p o r t s o f fin is h ed p ro d uc t s e xc e e d 1 0 m i ll i o n to ns, t h e m ajor it y of wh ic h is a gr ib u l k ( in clud i n g a n i m a l fo d d e r ) . Am s te rd a m i s t h e wor ld ’s largest c o c o a p o r t , w h il e t he m a j o r fo o d i n d us t r i e s a re c e n t re d i n th e Z aan re gion, n o r t hwes t o f A m s terd a m .
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he food industry was established in this region in the sixteenth century, initially powered by windmills. Then as now, the sector was marked by a combination of high skill levels and an entrepreneurial spirit. Many multinationals have either located in Amsterdam or Zaanstad or taken over Dutch companies. Leading examples include ADM Cocoa, AHOLD, United Biscuits Netherlands/ Verkade, Tate & Lyle and Cargill. IJmuiden has also become Europe’s number one fish centre. This is due both to its large trawler fleet and the significant pelagic fish and fish product trade. Many reefer warehouses
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stockpile deep frozen and cooled fish products and foodstuffs. Finally, Beverwijk is the major European port for the export of seed potatoes.
World’s leading cocoa import centre As the world’s largest cocoa port, Amsterdam handles between 600,000 and 700,000 tons of cocoa beans per year – about 15 to 20 percent of the global production. West Africa (Cote d’ Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria and Cameroon) is the main source of Amsterdam’s cocoa imports, followed by Malaysia and Indonesia. Cocoa beans arrive in bulk and container shipments and are stored by warehousing companies (CWT
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Sitos, C. Steinweg Handelsveem, H.D. Cotterell, Vollers Holland and Katoen Natie) from where it is transported to processing plants in Amsterdam and Zaanstad (Cargill Cocoa & Chocolate, ADM Cocoa, Dutch Cocoa and Jan Schoemaker) and elsewhere in Europe, particularly Switzerland and Germany. The cocoa season runs from October to March, when harvesting reaches its peak in the producing countries. The processing industries turn the beans into chocolate mass, cocoa powder and butter. These semi-finished products are exported to the many European chocolate factories.
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Agribulk: a major Amsterdam cargo flow Amsterdam is Europe’s leading agribulk port. Representing around 26 percent of all food shipments through the seaports of the Le Havre-Hamburg range, the commodities handled by Amsterdam include grains, derivatives, animal fodder, cocoa and molasses. Amsterdam’s leading position in the food sector is due to the presence in the area of bulk stevedores such as IGMA and Maja Stevedores. Amsterdam offers a wide variety of discharge and storage facilities.
The drinks are on us: juices, wines and spirits Tank storage firms stock and bottle wine, sherry and spirits
for European retail chains and wine merchants in and around Amsterdam. Although representing only a small proportion of the overall annual figure of around 38 million tons of liquid cargo, beverages are an important commodity in the Amsterdam ports. Wines are shipped in by seagoing and road tankers.
and foreign trawlers, at the IJmuiden fish auction and supply their clients in the different European markets the very same day. A computerised internet fish auction system enables them to bid from their own offices rather than coming to the auction. IJmuiden is also home port to a number of pelagic fish companies.
Amsterdam and Zaandam companies take care of bottling the wines and the distribution throughout Europe. Citrus juices arrive from South America by tanker, specially dehydrated as a juice extract and cooled at 0º C. One terminal is specialised in spirits and ethanol for industrial use, while the derivative molasses is stored in tanks equipped with heating installations.
Zeehaven IJmuiden NV is the IJmuiden port authority for the three port basins, serving as a home port for a large fishing fleet and a primary port of call for many non-Dutch fishing craft. As a major EU-fishery centre, IJmuiden has become one of the leading refrigerated warehousing centres for other edibles too. Over two million square metres of refrigerated and frozen warehouse space is available for the storage of fish and fish products.
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The SMT Bontrup unloads granite extracted in the United Kingdom (Scotland) in the port of Amsterdam. Photo: Dick van den Berg
As the ideal retur n cargo for road hauliers, timber is increasingly transpor ted by truck from Nor ther n European countr ies. The major it y of the ne wspr int comes from Finland and Sweden, with heav y rolls being stock piled and distr ibuted throughout the Nether lands and adjacent countr ies. The regional paper industr y processes about half a million tons into qualit y paper. Pulp is impor ted via the Amsterdam por t region from Nor th Amer ica, Finland, Spain and Por tugal. Sand and gravel Amsterdam is also a major port for building construction materials. Sand and gravel dredged in the North Sea serves as a raw material for the building industry and the production of concrete products such as paving stones and prefab constructions. Granite extracted from the rocky coasts of the UK (Scotland) and Norway is discharged and stored in the Amsterdam bulk terminals. Here it is sieved, screened and sorted into granulate sizes, then transported by barge to building sites. Finally, some ten million tons of sand and gravel produced in the Far East is imported annually.
Minerals Around half a million tons of industrial minerals originating from Australia, South Africa, the Mediterranean and
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Scandinavia are imported each year. In the offshore industry, minerals are used for exploration drillings, while white minerals serve as filling substance for the plastics industry. Special types of minerals are ‘micronised’ to a very fine floury substance and transported in bags to ceramics companies. Fertiliser has been produced for over a century in the Amsterdam port region. The raw material superphosphate is shipped in from the eastern Mediterranean area. Farmers all over Europe use the fertile granulates from Amsterdam, which are mainly transported to hinterland destinations by barge. As a derivative from the sugar refining industry, molasses is a raw material for a variety of animal feed products and for distilling industrial alcohol. Specialised forwarding and
Bulldozers from the Japanese company Komatsu in the West harbour in the port of Amsterdam. Photo: Evert Bruinekool
Beverwijk is a major transit port for tree trunks
Scrap metals at HKS Metals in the port of Amsterdam.
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warehousing companies handle and store molasses in the Amsterdam port.
Amsterdam port centre. Another Japanese company, Hitachi, assembles excavators in the port area.
Metals, steel and scrap iron
A regular supply of parts, originating from all over Europe, China and Japan, feeds its Amsterdam production facility. The end product is orange-coloured excavators that are sold in the Netherlands and abroad. At the same time, vast numbers of second-hand cars leave the Amsterdam port to begin a new life in developing countries.
Aluminium and zinc in nuggets or bars are regularly shipped in from Norway and Finland as a raw material for various products made in Western Europe. Aluminium and zinc are handled at different terminals, which act as metal stock storage areas, before being shipped to European destinations. Steel products made in the Tata Steel blast furnaces in IJmuiden are also transhipped from other steel producers via the Amsterdam port region. A number of chemical logistics companies are active in the port area. IMO-classified cargoes are stored in certified warehouses before shipment. The port hosts a large cluster of specialised chemical companies.
Automotive logistics
Project cargo and heavy lift The Amsterdam port region is very suitable for the loading and discharging of heavy or voluminous cargoes because the entire port region is tide and current free. From container cranes, reactors, breweries and gas turbines to generators for power plants and luxury superyachts, the range of heavy lift requirements is wide indeed. w w w. po rto fam sterdam . nl
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Cru is e And Fe r ry T e r mi n als The Amsterdam por t region, which includes the por ts of Amsterdam and IJmuiden, has become one of the major sea cruise destinations in nor thwest Europe. I n 2013, the three passenger ter minals handled a combined total of 179 calls car r ying some 339,000 passengers, plus 560,000 passengers by DFDS S eaways’ daily fer r y sailings IJmuidenNe wcastle and some 1,482 r iver cruise calls in Amsterdam with 280,000 passengers.
DFDS Seaways transports some 560,000 passengers between IJmuiden and Newcastle upon Tyne (UK) every year. Photo: Willem Moojen
A unique event occured off the port of IJmuiden on Wednesday 17 July 2013 when two cruise vessels from MSC Cruises met: the MSC Opera and MSC Magnifica. Photo: Foto & Video Honing
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he cruise industry is going from strength to strength in the Amsterdam port region, with a year-on-year rise in the number of sea cruise ships to the North Sea Canal area. The Amsterdam Cruise Port (ACP) association anticipates a major increase in the number of cruise ships arriving at Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA), the Felison Terminal and the Felison Cruise Terminal, both located in IJmuiden. Of the 143 bookings received for Amsterdam in 2014, some 43 are turnaround calls - cruises beginning and ending in Amsterdam - and 100 are regular cruise calls. The two Felison terminals in IJmuiden received 55 bookings: 25 turnaround calls and 30 regular cruise calls. In partnership with the Amsterdam Cruise Port (ACP) association, the three terminals in Amsterdam and IJmuiden are looking for new ways to further improve their services to cruise passengers.
The simultaneous christening of ten new river cruise boats belonging to Viking River Cruises at Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA) in March 2013. Photo: Evert Bruinekool
Of the 143 bookings received for Amsterdam in 2014, some 43 are turnaround calls. Photo: Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA)
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Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA), located on the banks of the river IJ near the Amsterdam city centre, can simultaneously accommodate three cruise ships. PTA welcomes some 275,000 passengers on an annual basis and efficiently docks up to 150 ships.
IJmuiden The Felison Terminal and the Felison Cruise Terminal are located outside the sea locks, making fast short calls possible. In 2014, the two terminals are expected to welcome some 85,000 guests. The two IJmuiden facilities are state of the art, providing a comfortable setting for passengers, ample parking space and luggage handling amenities. They offer excellent facilities for turnaround calls as both are very conveniently located just a short distance from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.
Zeehaven IJmuiden NV (the IJmuiden Port Authority) has invested considerably in deepening the entrance of the IJmond harbour (‘IJmondhaven’), allowing the safe passage of cruise vessels up to 295 metres. This resulted in a sharp increase in the number of extra bookings from the Italian-based cruise line operator MSC Cruises in 2012 and 2013 and the Holland America Line (HAL) in 2014. KVSA (Royal United Ship Agencies), which operates the Felison Terminal for cruise ships and ferries in IJmuiden, therefore decided to build a second terminal in the IJmond harbour, which opened in May 2012. The Felison Cruise Terminal is located between two docks, one of which can accommodate vessels up to 295 metres while the other is suitable for vessels up to 255 metres. The terminal itself has a floor area of 1,600 m2 and primarily services baggage handling and customs formalities.
DFDS Seaways The existing Felison Terminal in IJmuiden also handles the daily DFDS Seaways ferry service to Newcastle (UK). DFDS has been operating this service for almost twenty years and its success is reflected in a steady increase in passenger numbers from 70,000 in 1995 to around 560,000 in 2013. In addition, the two ferries King of Scandinavia and Princess Seaways carry some 25,500 freight trailers (trucks) per year and 102,000 cars and motor vehicles. Regular shuttle buses to Amsterdam take passengers to the city centre and the airport.
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USA also offers an in-house empty container depot that can house up to 20,000 containers over 40,000 m2 and a fumigation and defumigation area for containers. A fast, daily container shuttle service connects USA directly to all terminals in Rotterdam, Antwerp, Duisburg and Strasbourg/Basel. The Ter Haak Group also provides logistics and reefer services, container repair and maintenance. (Photo: Overmars Reclame, Den Ilp - The Netherlands)
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oopman distributes these cars all over Europe by inland waterway, rail and road. The company has its own fleet of road trailers and agreements with partners for shipping to all worldwide destinations. Koopman also provides complementary services to international car manufacturers, including the preparation of imported cars prior to delivery.
In addition to the handling of new cars, Koopman repairs and reconditions used, lease and rental cars before offering them for sale on the second hand market. Koopman Car Terminal can accommodate two large car carriers and two feeders at the same time, using its own and additional neighbouring quay space.
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The grounds of Koopman Car Terminal (KCT) in the West harbour cover 350,000 m². Photo: Peter Elenbaas
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M EO Stevedoring MEO Ste ved o r in g is a c t ive a c ro s s t he e nt i re Am s te rd a m p o r t a re a . Al t hough t he compa ny h as it s h eadq u ar te r s i n M e d e m b li k , n o r t h o f Am s te rd a m , MEO ope r ates s te ved o r in g s ites in th e p o r t s o f Ve ls e n N o r t h a nd B e ve r wi j k w i th a combine d a rea o f 9 0 , 0 0 0 m 2 , a to t a l q uay le n g t h o f 1 , 0 0 0 m e t re s a nd 2 5 ,0 0 0 m 2 w areh o u s e s p a c e o f wh i c h 1 0 p e r c e n t i s re f r i g e r a te d. MEO Stevedoring has had its own container terminal in the Velsen North port since 2009. Photo: Ed Seeder
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EO handles 300,000 tons of cargo annually, half of which is seed potatoes. Since 2009, MEO has had its own container terminal in in the Velsen North port. From here the stevedoring company handles containers from inland vessels, the loads from which are intended for its own warehouses. The stuffing of containers with export goods is also increasing at MEO.
Its primary stevedoring activity is the handling of steel and steel products. Other cargoes handled include timber, cocoa, pulp and starch, and refrigerated products. In recent years MEO has also become a logistic partner for the project cargo sector.
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Reefer Stevedoring IJmuiden (RSIJ) is specialised in the handling of deep frozen cargo. Photo: RSIJ
Ste v e d o ri ng IJm ui d en The core business of R eefer Ste vedor ing IJmuiden (RSIJ ) is the loading and discharging of vessels. As par t of the K looster boer Group, R eefer Ste vedor ing IJmuiden is specialised in refr igerated cargo. When discharging reefer shipments, the deep frozen cargo has to be immediately cold-stored in refr igerated warehouses. Parent company K looster boer operates some 40,000 m² of cold store warehouses in the por t of IJmuiden.
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CSY Ymu i den: E u ro p e an hub for frozen fish
Container Stevedoring Ymuiden (CSY) is a container terminal facility in the port of IJmuiden, which commenced operations in July 2011. Photo:Zeehaven IJmuiden NV
Contain er Ste ved o r in g Ym ui d e n (CS Y ) i s a c o n t a i ne r te r m i n a l f a c i l i t y in the p o r t o f I Jm u iden , w h i c h c o m m e n c e d o p e r a t i o n s i n J ul y 2 0 1 1. This ter m in al fu r t h er s t ren g t h e n s I J m ui d e n’s p o s i t i o n a t t h e he a r t of t he inter n a t io n al fis h er ies i n d us t r y.
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SY is an initiative by the Amsterdam-based Ter Haak Group and Zeehaven IJmuiden NV, the IJmuiden Port Authority. The CSY partners have close contacts with several leading fisheries companies such as Cornelis Vrolijk, Parlevliet & Van der Plas and cold-storage company Kloosterboer. Trawlers unload the fish in IJmuiden where it is stored in the cold storage warehouses, transhipped by means of reefer containers and directly barged from IJmuiden. Barge Company Amsterdam (BCA) transports the reefer containers on its daily services to deep sea terminals in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Antwerp, from where shipping lines transport the fish the world over. In 2009 almost 2,500 containers of fish were being transported from IJmuiden by inland vessel, and by 2012 the figure had almost doubled to 4,500. The Ter Haak
Group expects to see the business grow to around 10,000 reefer containers annually in the next few years. Container Company Amsterdam (CCA) also intends to develop CSY as a supply base for offshore containers for the oil and gas industry. Located at the Haring harbour (‘Haringhaven’), CSY has a container depot with service and maintenance facilities covering some 10,000 m² as well as 150 reefer points. In 2010 and 2011 Zeehaven IJmuiden NV has made the area ready for container transhipment. The new, 30-metre wide quays accommodate inland vessels that pick up containers of frozen fish. CSY IJmuiden is part of the Deep Sea International Frozen Fish Centre (DIFE), the strategic plan to strengthen IJmuiden’s position as frozen fish hub.
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Hi n te rl a nd c on n ect i ons The e xc el l en t c o n n ec t io n s to t h e Euro p e a n hi nte r la n d a n d t h e s hor t 1 5 - min u te dr ive to A m s terd a m Ai r p o r t S c h i p ho l gi ve t he s e a p o r t s of Amsterda m a s ign ific an t le a d whe n i t c o m e s to l o gi s t i c s a nd distr ib u t io n . O ver a t h ird o f a ll c a rg o f l ows to a nd f ro m t h e Am s te rdam por t regio n - s o m e 9 5 m il l i o n to ns a nn ua l ly - i s by i nl a nd ve s s e l, p ar tl y due to a s h o r t an d effic ien t ro ute to t h e R hi ne v i a t h e Am s te rd a m R hine Can a l. Th is en ab l es a f a s t a n d e f fe c t i ve s e r v i c e to c o ns um e r s an d industr ies in c o u n t r ies s u c h a s G e r m a ny, Aus t r i a a nd S wi t ze r l a nd.
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dry bulk transhipment companies OBA Bulk Terminal and Rietlanden Terminals deploy inland vessels and push barges to transport coal to the European markets. Cargill and IGMA transport raw materials for the cattle feed industry to factories in the Netherlands and other European countries via inland shipping. Various container service
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Trucks at Ter Haak’s USA Terminal in the port of Amsterdam. Photo: Reinder Weidijk
companies shuttle back and forth between Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp and the German hinterland several times a week. The sailing time between Amsterdam and Duisburg, a major intermodal hub in the Ruhr region, is only sixteen hours.
Intermodal network The Amsterdam port region is currently establishing a new intermodal network centred around container transfer points on industrial terrains or in inland ports, where trucks can deliver containers for onward transport through the Netherlands on inland vessels. To meet the expected growth of the number of containers in the port of Rotterdam and strengthen Amsterdam’s position as a transfer hub for the north of the Netherlands, the network will include separate line services for large inland vessels (400-500 TEU). These barges will go back and forth between the ports of Rotterdam and Amsterdam (and possibly Amsterdam Airport Schiphol), from where smaller vessels will act as line services via the inland ports in the north of the country. Port of Amsterdam aims to achieve a considerable expansion in the share of inland shipping and rail cargo to further increase the sustainability of the seaport. This includes a doubling of rail transportation from 5.5 million tons (2006) to 11 million tons in 2020, for instance by means of the expansion and electrification. Since 2010, the Amsterdam port region has had a direct connection to the Betuwe rail route, the main cargo line between the port of Rotterdam and the German hinterland. A rail shuttle between Amsterdam and Duisburg is creating additional possibilities for large companies such as Tata Steel
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in IJmuiden, Flora Holland and stevedores, enabling them to transport products to German markets and the farthest corners of Europe. In April 2013, Cargill Cocoa & Chocolate Netherlands, Katoen Natie Amsterdam and Ter Haak Intermodal implemented a new rail container shuttle from the port of Amsterdam to Berlin. The shuttle departs from the USA Terminal in Amsterdam once a week with more than 1,000 tons of cocoa loaded in bulk containers. The new connection will allow Amsterdam to strengthen its storage and transhipment capacity and reaffirm its position as the world’s largest cocoa port. From February 2014, another rail container shuttle will run between Amsterdam and Milan. Initiated by the Dutch company Herik Rail, the shuttle comprises three runs back and forth a week. Products such as cut flowers, vegetables, fruit, fish, meat and pharmaceuticals will be stored in containers and transhipped to Italy, with leather goods making the return trip back to the Netherlands.
New motorway and tunnel A new tunnel below the North Sea Canal (the ‘second Coen tunnel’) and a new motorway through the port area (‘Westrandweg’) further reinforce Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and the Amsterdam seaports. Both projects were delivered in 2013, relieving pressure on the Amsterdam ringroad and improving connections to the port of Amsterdam, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Rotterdam. With around 52.5 million travellers a year (2013), Schiphol is the fourth
largest European airport. It is also the third largest when it comes to cargo transport with approximately 1.5 million tons. The Amsterdam port region is Europe’s fourth seaport with some 95 million tons (2013).
Park for major logistic services companies. Due to its central location in the port area, the industrial estate is ideal for companies that transport goods both via the water and by air.
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Port of partnerships
planet meets profit
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Welcome to the port of Amsterdam. Where planet meets profit. Technology knows no boundaries. The planet does. But that can go together. Even in a growing port, such as Port of Amsterdam. The port is growing, just like the city, the airport and the region around us. The need for space and nature is growing at the same rate. This calls for inventive and innovative solutions in the harbour. To reduce noise and protect the air, water and soil quality. It also requires intensive use of space, so we can do more business on the same surface. Combining the natural environment, residential areas and the port industry in a smart manner. Together with the companies in the port and partners in the area we are working hard to achieve that goal. With new techniques to reduce particulate matter and emissions, reclaim raw materials and energy from waste and generate wind energy in the port area.
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Moreover, with an employment scope of 55,000 people we help strengthen the regional economy. We also want to further the symbiosis between planet and profit outside the port area. We therefore reward clean ‘green’ vessels and encourage sustainable transport of goods by making rail and barge transport commercially more attractive than road transport. When we collaborate with customers, suppliers, other ports, NGOs, governments and regulators, we can achieve more. Realizing a sustainable port faster. Therein lies the challenge for us, the Port of Partnerships. Want to know more about the port of Amsterdam where planet meets profit? Go to www.portofamsterdam.com or contact our Commercial Division via marketing@portofamsterdam.com.
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A irport S eaport:
T he b est of both wo rlds The c it y o f A m s terda m ha s t he uni q ue b e n e f i t o f b e i n g h o m e to Eu ro p e’s fo u r t h l arg est s e a p o r t a n d a i r p o r t (Am s te rd a m Air po r t S c h ip h o l ) w it h o n l y 1 5 k i lo m e t re s s e p a r a t i ng t h e t wo. Fo r m a ny in ter n a t io n a l l o gi s t i c s c o m p a n i e s, t hi s comb in a t io n is an im p o r t a nt – a nd o f te n d e c i s i ve – re a s o n for set t in g u p t h eir b u s in e s s i n t he a re a . To g e t h e r wi t h R ot te rda m , Eu ro p e’s l a rge s t s e a p o r t , t h e Am s te rd a m re gi o n offe rs a ver y s t ro n g c l u s te r o f t hre e h ub s le s s t ha n 7 0 k ilom et res a p a r t .
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he Port of Amsterdam, the regional business association ORAM and Air Cargo Nederland (ACN) established the Airport Seaport cooperative to optimise the synergies of this airport/seaport location. Its goal is to attract more cargo flows and new companies by offering the best possible business climate with, for instance, a good infrastructure and modern IT facilities as well as locations for new offices, distribution centres and production facilities; space that is readily available in the Amsterdam area.
is mainly intended for ‘dry’ logistic service companies, contract manufacturers and assembly companies. It offers the latest facilities in the field of information technology (broadband networks), park management, security and collective personnel transport. A company such as Hitachi Construction Machinery, located in the port of Amsterdam, is a good example of how company’s benefit from the Airport Seaport concept. The proximity of Schiphol Airport is extremely important to the Japanese firm as it receives clients and agents for training sessions and demonstrations on a weekly basis.
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Atlas Park One of the most strategic locations between the Amsterdam port area and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the Atlas Park. This 110-hectare business park
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Po rtbase: Improvin g ev e ry company’s co m p eti ti ve p osi ti o n Por tbase is t h e n eu t ra l an d re l i a b l e h ub fo r a ll l o gi s t i c s i n fo r m a t i o n i n th e Dutch por t s. I t s Po r t Co m m u n i t y S ys te m o f fe r s a m ult i t ud e o f i nte l li g e n t e le c tronic s er vic es fo r s im p l e a n d e f f i c i e nt i n fo r m a t i o n e xc h a n g e, b o th among com p a n ies a n d b et we e n c o m p a n i e s a n d t h e p ub li c s e c to r ( Po r t Author it y, Cu s to m s, etc. ) .
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his enables the participants to optimise their logistics processes, thereby improving their own competitive position and that of the ports. The services in the Port Community System are aimed at all port sectors: containers, general cargo, dry bulk and liquid bulk. Thanks to the Port Community System, the days are over when companies had to develop and maintain a whole range of bilateral connections. Portbase presents them a one-stop-shop with concrete savings in time and money from day one. The re-use of all available information ensures that work can always be done more quickly and reliably.
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Sixty million electronic messages a year All the links in the logistic chains can exchange information easily and efficiently. The Port Community System currently includes more than 40 different services. Some 2,300 companies with a combined total of approximately 10,000 users send almost sixty million electronic messages a year. Portbase is owned by the Port of Amsterdam together with the Port of Rotterdam Authority. The nonprofit organisation enjoys wide support amongst the port business community.
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M a ritime an d lo g isti cs e d u c ation , t r a in ing a nd rese arch The high standards of the Amsterdam por t region’s wor k force, its sk ill and motivation are a result of the excellent mar itime educational facilities. People are trained for a wide var iet y of mar itime related jobs in the transpor t industr y, both at sea and onshore. The Maritime Academy Holland The Maritime Academy Holland is based in IJmuiden, Amsterdam and six other locations. Established over a century ago, it is one of the oldest and most experienced maritime training institutes in the Netherlands.
vital for companies in this sector. The Academy’s lecturers and instructors are highly qualified and experienced. The Academy offers a wide range of international complementary training courses that are geared to current developments in the maritime industry.
A wide range of training and education programmes are available, from professional seafarers and fisherman to inland waterway navigation, cargo handling and shipbuilding to maritime technicians. Operators of locks and bridges are also trained and the Academy participates in various consultancy and research assignments.
In close consultation with its customers, the Maritime Academy Holland organises courses that precisely correspond to companies’ specific needs and are given by instructors from the maritime sector and the academy’s own permanent staff. In 2013, some 4,000 students from around the world participated in these vocational courses.
International training courses
Courses are held onboard a vessel or at high-end simulator facilities of the participants in order to best simulate difficult situations. The Academy also offers an international course in disaster management and rescue work at sea for professionals from all over the world, One of the advanced simulators of the Maritime Academy Holland in IJmuiden. Photo: Reinder Weidijk including Port Facility Security Officer, Ship Sanitation, locks and bridges operating and basic and advanced courses for VTS operators. As the maritime sector is constantly changing and new developments come thick and fast, good staff training is
STC-Amsterdam STC opened a new office in the port of Amsterdam in 2013. From this location, STC BV offers a wide range of courses and programmes, focused on the Amsterdam port area and the logistics industry in the Amsterdam metropolitan region and northern Netherlands. STC BV provides tailor-made training and education for the complete logistics chain, offshore, shipping, maintenance and process industry. Worldwide consultancy services are also provided to these sectors.
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Ship repair and S hip b u il din g is o n e o f the o ld e s t i nd us t r i e s i n t he re gi o n a nd t h e float in g d r y - do c k w a s a c t ua l ly i nve nte d i n Am s te rd a m . Whi le t he indu s t r y h as n ow dis a p p e a re d i n t he p o r t , t wo s h i pya rd s ( S hi p d ock Amsterda m a n d Oran je we r f S h i p R e p a i r ) a re s p e c i a li s e d i n t he mai n ten an c e, rep air an d re f i t t i n g o f s e a g o i ng ve s s e ls. Voya g e repai rs are ro u t in e jo b s aro u n d t h e c l o c k . Shipdock Amsterdam Shipdock Amsterdam operates four graving dry-docks for ships up to 250 metres in length (about 85,000 dwt). The yard is known for quick and high quality repairs, conversions, dockings and its work force is very experienced. Shipdock specialises in the repair and conversion of dredgers, offshore vessels, deep-sea trawlers, car carriers, cruise ships, navy vessels and chemical product tankers.
Oranjewerf Ship Repair Oranjewerf Ship Repair in Amsterdam is active in maintenance, repairs, conversions, lengthening and hull & machinery upgrades. It concentrates on several vessel types
such as coasters, tugs, offshore suppliers, dredgers, barges and fishing craft. Oranjewerf’s facilities include a floating dry-dock, a slipway, repair berths and fully equipped workshops. The yard docks vessels up to 135 x 23.9 x 7 metres, and a light weight of about 6,000 tons. Mobile voyage repair companies are active throughout the entire port region. They provide a round-the-clock service and drive their fully equipped repair trucks alongside ships at their berth.
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Your Compass to Value-added Logistics
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Six top quality port and logistic related companies, one management, four generations of commitment and efficiency. The Amsterdam based Ter Haak Group is one of the few European companies that offers all of the various disciplines. The Multimodal Container Terminal in the port of Amsterdam offers classic or modern stevedoring, multimodal shipment services, warehousing, forwarding, container sales, leasing, repairs and transport. We do it all and we‘re good at it! Feel free to call us for an informal introduction or visit our website. • THL Ter Haak Logistics • USA United Stevedores Amsterdam • CCA Container Company Amsterdam • BCA Barge Company Amsterdam • CCY Cargo Company Ymond • CSY Container Stevedoring Ymuiden
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A m ste rdam Port C ons u ltan ts Artist’s impression of the future Kai Tak cruise terminal in Hong Kong, a project in which Amsterdam Port Consultants (APC) is involved. Source: Dragages Hong Kong
Por t s are h u b s t h at c o n n ec t w a te r, ro a d a nd r a i l, f a c i l i t a t i ng t h e smoot h tra n s p o r t o f go o d s a n d p e o p l e. Po r t d e ve lo p m e n t a nd improve m en t , l eadin g to s m a r t l o gi s t i c s, a re t h e re fo re o f c r uc i a l impor t an c e to a c o u n t r y ’s ec o n o my – a nd t h i s i s t h e re m i t o f Amsterda m Po r t Co n s u l t a n t s (AP C ) . Fo un d e d i n 1 9 8 0 by t h e Po r t o f Amsterda m , t h is p u b l ic - p r iva te p a r t ne r s h i p p a s s e s o n i t s k n owl e d g e in the fie l d s o f p o r t m a n ageme nt , c r ui s e te r m i na l d e ve l o p m e nt , ope r ation s a n d in fra s t ru c t u re. I t a s s i s t s p o r t s wo r ld wi d e b o t h wi t h advice and o n - s ite rea l is at io n .
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s an independent non-profit organisation, Amsterdam Port Consultants assists ports in developing new operations or upgrading existing facilities. Training and management development provide local participants with the required insight, knowledge and skills for a successful operation. APC’s expertise covers all aspects of port development, technical and commercial advice in a wide variety of areas. This includes feasibility studies, cruise terminal development, maritime safety & port security, master planning, institutional building, port engineering, training & management development,
cargo handling operations, communications & navigation, port management & privatisation, project planning & evaluation. APC has carried out or is still involved in port development projects in countries like Angola, Benin, Bulgaria, Cameroon, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Djibouti, Eritrea, Georgia, Ghana, India, Cote d’ Ivoire, Mozambique, Nigeria, Russia, South Africa, Surinam, Turkey and Zimbabwe.
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Authorities and Maritime Services The new pilot tender of the boatmen in IJmuiden. Photo: Willem Moojen
Port of Amsterdam Port of Amsterdam is responsible for nautical management and port development. It is not involved in commercial activities as these are carried out by the private sector. The authority invests in innovation, the development and maintenance of the nautical infrastructure such as the port basins, a number of bulk handling quays and several other port facilities. Port of Amsterdam makes its extensive knowhow available to new companies interested in locating within the port region. As the port authority, the Harbourmaster’s Division controls both the safety and flow of the shipping traffic in the 30-kilometre long port area, including the IJmuiden outer harbour and sea locks. It operates state-of-the-art patrol boats equipped with heavy firefighting equipment. In April 2013 the Port of Amsterdam took two new sustainable patrol boats into service. Both vessels from the Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards feature environmentally-friendly diesel engines and can store spent liquids onboard. The HAMIS (HArbour Master Information System) control system is of great assistance to all parties involved, providing information and all required shipping data to pilots, customs, immigration authorities and port companies. Developed by the port of Rotterdam in close cooperation with the Port of Amsterdam, it will replace the PONTIS system. Since September 2012 the Harbourmaster’s Division
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operates an advanced shore-based radar system for vessel traffic services along the entire North Sea Canal and port/ harbour approach.
Customs The Dutch customs inspects the flow of goods in and out of the territory of the European Union. As Dutch air and seaports form part of the external borders of the EU, a significant part of the customs activities takes place in the western part of the Netherlands. Responsible for over 25% of the total EU imports and exports, the Dutch customs is a modern and efficient organisation backed by advanced technology. The Dutch customs works closely together with other specialised inspection and investigation services such as the national fiscal intelligence and investigation service (FIOD), environmental departments, the police, the immigration authorities and the general inspection service. Cooperation with other customs services in the EU has also become even more intensive over recent years.
Pilots The Amsterdam-IJmond region, part of the overall Dutch pilotage (‘Loodswezen’), handles some 13,000 shipping movements a year. The service has developed a highly accurate portable navigation system to guide deep drafting vessels from the North Sea cross point into IJmuiden at the
In April 2013 Port of Amsterdam started using two new energy-efficient patrol boats which operate on low-sulphur diesel fuel. Photo: Evert Bruinekool
Ship’s supplies Provisioning of bunkers, food and drinking water is handled by a number of companies. All types of food and beverages are available for those onboard luxury cruise vessels, from crew members to pampered passengers.
Boatmen The port has two boatmen corporations - the Cooperative Association of Boatmen (CVV) in IJmuiden and ‘De Koperen Ploeg’, based at the port of Amsterdam. Both provide services for the mooring and un-mooring of vessels in the eastern and the western port areas. Using the same line-handling tenders, provisions are delivered to ships before they are alongside the quay. In addition, the boatmen corporations collect and deliver ships’ waste to the port reception facility as required by EU regulations.
head of the North Sea Canal leading to the Amsterdam port. Helicopters are used to place pilots aboard in bad weather conditions.
Towage Port towage is available to shipping throughout the port area. New heavy-duty tugs with high bollard-pull capacities have recently been added to the modern tug fleets of Svitzer and Iskes Towage & Salvage in response to increased shipping movements. Although the absence of tide and currents makes the port area easily manoeuvrable, tug assistance is always available and especially useful in stormy conditions. In close cooperation with Damen Shipyards, Iskes Towage & Salvage developed a unique towage simulator which came into operation at the end of 2013.
In 2013 CVV expanded its fleet with a catamaran crew tender. The IJmuiden boatmen use these tenders to transport parts, supplies and post to vessels anchored some ten nautical miles off the cost of IJmuiden. In addition CVV provides services to the offshore wind turbine parks on the North Sea with tenders transporting the maintenance crew and technicians responsible for repairs and maintenance.
Port waste reception New sustainability rules dictate that ships should deliver waste, garbage and sludge to an authorised reception facility. Amsterdam Seaports has such installations, where the ship’s waste is recycled or disposed of in the correct way. A number of companies, including MAIN, Bek & Verburg, Marpol Services and Waterboot van den Bovenkamp, also collect the waste from onboard.
IT services Worldwide chartering brokerage is communicated by BTS (Business Telecom Solutions), the regional maritime cyber centre, operated by KVSA in IJmuiden. KVSA is a shipbroker that provides a full range of IT business-to-business services for the entire Amsterdam port region.
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LINER SERVICES EUROPE
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
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FREQUENCY
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
FREQUENCY
Denmark
Norway
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
LINER SERVICES
FREQUENCY
Russia
Ålesund
Eimskip*
1x p/wk
Ålesund
Sea-Cargo
1x p/wk
Årdal
Wilson
1x p/wk
Sweden
Bergen
Eimskip*
1x p/wk
Åhus
Thor Shipping*
1x p/wk
Bergen
Sea-Cargo
2x p/wk
Braviken
Holmen
1x p/wk
Florø
Sea-Cargo
2x p/wk
United Kingdom
Hammerfest
Eimskip*
1x p/wk
Hallstavik
Holmen
1x p/wk
Aberdeen
Eimskip*
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Haugesund
Eimskip*
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Norrköping
Holmen
1x p/wk
Grimsby
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1x p/wk
Haugesund
Sea-Cargo
2x p/wk
Norrköping
Thor Shipping*
1x p/wk
1x p/wk
1x p/wk
daily
Wilson
Thor Shipping*
DFDS Seaways**
Hoyanger
Oskarshamn
Newcastle Upon Tyne Tilbury
SCS Multiport
3x p/wk
Kirkenes
Eimskip*
1x p/wk
Kristiansund
Eimskip*
1x p/wk
Kristiansund
Sea-Cargo
1x p/wk
Molde
Sea-Cargo
1x p/wk
Skogn
Sea-Cargo
1x p/wk
Stavanger
Eimskip*
Stavanger
Sea-Cargo
Tananger
Sea-Cargo
2x p/wk
Tromsø
Eimskip*
1x p/wk
Tromsø
Sea-Cargo
2x p/wk
Poland
Trondheim
Sea-Cargo
1x p/wk
Gdynia
Esbjerg
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Sea-Cargo
2x p/wk
Oxelösund
Thor Shipping*
1x p/wk
Södertälje
Thor Shipping*
1x p/wk
Helsinki
Finnlines
1x p/wk
1x p/wk
Kokkola
Wagenborg
1x p/wk
2x p/wk
Kotka
Finnlines
1x p/wk
Rauma
Finnlines
1x p/wk
Finnlines
1x p/wk
Finland
* departure from Velsen-Noord / ** departure from IJmuiden
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Murmansk
Eimskip*
1x p/wk
Saint Petersburg Finnlines
1x p/wk
Ust-Luga
1x p/wk
Finnlines
DFDS Seaways www.dfdsseaways.nl Eimskip www.eimskip.com Finnlines www.finnlines.com Holmen www.holmen.com Sea-Cargo www.sea-cargo.no Thor Shipping www.thorshipping.com Wagenborg www.wagenborg.com Wilson www.wilsonship.no
Port G u i d e 2 01 4 / Li ner Serv i ce s
LINER SERVICES AFRICA PORTS/ COUNTRIES
LINER SERVICES
FREQUENCY
Morocco Casablanca
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Dakar
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Dakar
ZIM
1x p/wk
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
San Pedro
Grimaldi*
1x p/wk
Abidjan
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Abidjan
ZIM
1x p/wk
Abidjan
BOCS
2x p/mth
Takoradi
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Tema
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Tema
ZIM
1x p/wk
Tema
Sallaum
2x p/mth
Lomé
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Lomé
Sallaum
2x p/mth
Cotonou
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Cotonou
Sallaum
2x p/mth
Tin Can Island
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Port Elisabeth
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Lagos/Apapa
ZIM
1x p/wk
East London
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Durban
Höegh Autoliners
4x p/mth
Senegal
Gambia Banjul
Guinea Conakry
Sierra Leone Freetown
Liberia Monrovia
Ivory Coast
Ghana
Togo
Benin
Nigeria
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
LINER SERVICES
FREQUENCY
South Africa
Cameroon
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
Mombassa
Port Reunion
1x p/wk
Mozambique
Douala
Sallaum
2x p/mth
Nacala
Delmas
1x p/wk
Douala
BOCS
2x p/mth
Beira
Delmas
1x p/wk
Maputo
Delmas
1x p/wk
Madagascar
Maputo
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Tamatave
Grimaldi
2x p/mth
Libreville
Sallaum
2x p/mth
Libreville
BOCS
2x p/mth
Pointe Noire
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Pointe Noire
Sallaum
2x p/mth
Congo
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Angola Luanda
Grimaldi
1x p/wk
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
> Dar es Salaam Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Tanzania Tanzania Dar es Salaam
Delmas
1x p/wk
Zanzibar
Delmas
1x p/wk
Tanga
Delmas
1x p/wk
1x p/wk
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Delmas
1x p/wk
Mauritius Port Louis
Malediven Male
Kenya > Mombassa
Democratic Republic of Congo Boma
Via Maputo feeder connections to ports:
Delmas
Reunion (FR)
Grimaldi
Libreville
FREQUENCY
Kenya
Douala
Gabon
LINER SERVICES
Delmas www.delmas.com BOCS www.bocs.de Grimaldi www.grimaldi.napoli.it Höegh Autoliners www.hoeghautoliners.com Sallaum Lines www.sallaumlines.com Zim Integrated Shipping Services www.zim.com
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LINER SERVICES ASIA
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
LINER SERVICES
FREQUENCY
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/wk
Jordan Aqaba
Damman
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Jeddah
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Via Jeddah feeder connections to ports:
> Umm Quasr
Höegh Autoliners
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
Hong Kong 2x p/mth
Bahrain
FREQUENCY
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Chiba
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Hitachi
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Taiwan Taichung
Qatar Höegh Autoliners
LINER SERVICES
China
2x p/mth
Bahrain
Yemen
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Mumbai
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/wk
Chennai
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Japan
Kuwait
Oman Port Sultan Qaboos
FREQUENCY
Via Jebel Ali feeder connections to ports:
Doha
Sudan
> Hodeidah
LINER SERVICES
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
> Port Sudan
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
Kuwait
India Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
United Arab Emirates
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Abu Dhabi
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Singapore
Jebel Ali
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Singapore
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Höegh Autoliners www.hoeghautoliners.com
Port G u i d e 2 01 4 / Li ner Serv i ce s
LINER SERVICES AUSTRALIA PORTS/ COUNTRIES
LINER SERVICES
FREQUENCY
Australia Fremantle
Höegh Autoliners
4x p/mth
Melbourne
Höegh Autoliners
4x p/mth
Port Kembla
Höegh Autoliners
4x p/mth
Brisbane
Höegh Autoliners
3x p/mth
New Caledonia Nouméa
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
New Zealand Auckland
Via Auckland feeder connections to ports: > Lyttelton
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
> Wellington
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners www.hoeghautoliners.com
Amsterdam has received 143 calls by seagoing cruise vessels and 1,550 calls for river cruises. Photo: Dick van den Berg
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Golden Arrow OLIEPRODUCTEN AMSTERDAM BV
Years of proven reliability and commitment to delevering high quality marine fuels Golden Arrow Olieproducten Amsterdam BV is a physical oil supplier and trader at the ports of Amsterdam, Zaandam, Beverwijk, IJmuiden (IJmond Area), Den Helder, Harlingen, Delfzijl, Eemshaven and also Emden. In the above ports we are able to deliver competitively priced marine fuels. From our office in Amsterdam and since September 2013 also in IJmuiden, we work with a highly experienced team of traders and planners to fulfil the clients bunker needs. In 2012 Golden Arrow Olieproducten BV is certified according to Authorized Economic Operator. The AEO certification proves that Golden Arrow Olieproducten BV meets the standards set by the Customs Administrations in the EU and complies with customs rules, safety and security and management systems. Contact: Le Mairekade 77, 1013 CB Amsterdam Tel.: +31 20 684 42 99 - bunkers@goldenarrow.nl Trawlerkade 79, 1976 CB IJmuiden Tel.: +31 85 20 20 500
Nieuwendammerdijk 542 tel: 020-6347511 www.oranjewerf.com
www.goldenarrow.nl
PORT TOWAGE OFFSHORE SERVICES SALVAGE INNOVATION
P.O. Box 230, 1970 AE IJmuiden Tel. 24 hrs: +31 255 56 19 01
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Oranjewerf Scheepsreparatie B.V.
Internet: www.iskestugs.nl E-mail: ops@iskestugs.nl
1023 BX Amsterdam fax:020-6347533 info@oranjewerf.nl
LinerServices 2_Opmaak 1 31-12-13 11:07 Pagina 5
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LINER SERVICES NORTH & SOUTH AMERICA
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
LINER SERVICES
FREQUENCY
Baltimore
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Jacksonville
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Mexico Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
Via Port of Spain feeder connections to ports:
Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
Fort-de-France Höegh Autoliners
2x p/mth
> Nassau
> Rio Haina
FREQUENCY
> New York
Hoëgh Autoliners
1x p/mth
> Galveston
Hoëgh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
> Havana
Guyana Georgetown
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Surinam Paramaribo
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Dominican Republic
Martinique
LINER SERVICES
Cuba
> Dégrad des Cannes / Höegh Autoliners / 1x p/mth
> Kingston
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
United States 2x p/mth
Bahamas
Guadeloupe (FR) Pointe-à-Pitre
Port of Spain
Jamaica
Puerto Rico San Juan
FREQUENCY
French Guiana
Cuba Havana
LINER SERVICES
Trinidad & Tobago
United States
Veracruz
PORTS/ COUNTRIES
Höegh Autoliners
1x p/mth
Höegh Autoliners www.hoeghautoliners.com
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i nd ex OF co mpan i es an d organ i sat i ons
i n d ex OF c o mpa n ie s an d org a n isat io n s Company name address p code city phone +31
WEBSITE
PORT AND REGIONAL AUTHORITIES Customs - Port office
Kingsfordweg 1
1043 GN
Amsterdam
0800-0143
www.douane.nl
Dutch Coast Guard (Nederlandse Kustwacht)
P.O.Box 10000
1780 CA
Den Helder
(0)223-658300
www.kustwacht.nl
Dutch Pilots Corporation (Amsterdam-IJmond)
Kanaaldijk 242
1975 AJ
IJmuiden
(0)255-564545
www.loodswezen.nl
Marina Seaport IJmuiden
P.O.Box 331
1970 AH
IJmuiden
(0)255-560300
www.marinaseaport.nl
Municipality of Amsterdam
P.O.Box 202
1000 AE
Amsterdam
14020
www.amsterdam.nl
Municipality of Beverwijk
P.O.Box 450
1940 AL
Beverwijk
(0)251-256256
www.beverwijk.nl
Municipality of Velsen
P.O.Box 465
1970 AL
IJmuiden
(0)255-567200
www.velsen.nl
Municipality of Zaanstad
P.O.Box 2000
1500 GA
Zaandam
14075
www.zaanstad.nl
Port of Amsterdam
P.O.Box 19406
1000 GK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5234500
www.portofamsterdam.nl
Province of Noord-Holland
P.O.Box 123
2000 MD
Haarlem
(0)23-5143143
www.noord-holland.nl
Public Checkpoint Amsterdam
Cacaoweg 20
1047 BM
Amsterdam
(0)20-4072095
www.pca-holland.com
Royal Dutch Lifeboat Institution (KNRM)
P.O.Box 434
1970 AK
IJmuiden
(0)255-548454
www.knrm.nl
Royal Netherlands Marechaussee (Immigration)
Kanaalstraat 79
1975 BB
IJmuiden
(0)255-566700
www.marechaussee.nl
Stadsdeel Amsterdam Noord
P.O.Box 37608
1030 BB
Amsterdam
14020
www.noord.amsterdam.nl
Waternet
Korte Ouderkerkerdijk 7
1096 AC
Amsterdam
0900-9394
www.waternet.nl
Zeehaven IJmuiden N.V.
P.O.Box 541
1970 AM
IJmuiden
(0)255-547000
www.zeehaven.nl
DRY & LIQUID BULK HANDLING TERMINALS BP Amsterdam Terminal
P.O.Box 8125
1005 AC
Amsterdam
(0)20-5863153
www.bp.nl
Eggerding B.V.
Coenhavenweg 22
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-5812200
www.eggerding.com
Eurotank Amsterdam B.V.
Van Riebeeckhavenweg 9
1041 AD
Amsterdam
(0)20-5872121
www.vtti.com
Golden Arrow - Olieproducten Amsterdam B.V.
Le Mairekade 77
1013 CB
Amsterdam
(0)20-6844299
www.goldenarrow.nl
Graniet Import Benelux B.V.
Amerikahavenweg 2
1045 AC
Amsterdam
(0)20-6146292
www.graniet-import.nl
Greenmills/Orgaworld
Corsicaweg 2
1044 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-4802070
www.orgaworld.nl
Hanson Aggregates Nederland
Amerikahavenweg 11
1045 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6147928
www.heidelbergcement.com
Hydrocarbon Hotel B.V.
Oceanenweg 22
1047 BB
Amsterdam
(0)20-3347511
argosenergies.com
ICL Fertilizers Europe C.V.
Fosfaatweg 48
1013 BM
Amsterdam
(0)20-5815100
www.iclfertilizers.com
IGMA Bulk Terminal
Coenhavenweg 3
1013 BK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5808600
www.igma.nl
Koole Tankstorage Zaandam B.V.
Sluispolderweg 48
1505 HK
Zaandam
(0)75-6812820
www.koole.com
Lukoil Benelux B.V.
Wilhelminakade 85
3072 AP
Rotterdam
(0)10-2642700
www.lukoil.com
Maja Stuwadoors Amsterdam
P.O.Box 57196
1040 BB
Amsterdam
(0)20-6842194
www.majastuwadoors.nl
Mondo Minerals B.V.
P.O.Box 58416
1040 HK
Amsterdam
(0)20-4487448
www.mondominerals.com
Nederlandse Melasse Handelsmaatschappij B.V.
Heining 100 Amerikahaven
1047 AH
Amsterdam
(0)294-483910
www.umgroup.com
Noord-Europees Wijnopslag Bedrijf (NWB)
Moezelhavenweg 10
1043 AM
Amsterdam
(0)20-6136600
www.newob.eu
NuStar Terminals B.V.
Sextantweg 10-12
1042 AH
Amsterdam
(0)20-4480185
www.nustarenergy.com
OBA Bulk Terminal Amsterdam B.V.
P.O.Box 8041
1005 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-5873737
www.oba-bulk.nl
Oiltanking Amsterdam B.V.
Heining 100
1047 AH
Amsterdam
(0)20-4070100
www.oiltanking.com
Pieter Bon Czn
Symon Spiersweg 18
1506 RZ
Zaandam
(0)75-6123030
www.pieterbon.nl
Rietlanden Terminals B.V.
P.O.Box 59191
1040 KD
Amsterdam
(0)20-4808800
www.rietlanden.com
Vopak Terminal Westpoort
Westpoortweg 480
1047 HB
Amsterdam
(0)20-3075700
www.vopak.com
Westway Holdings Netherlands B.V.
Kabelweg 57
1014 BA
Amsterdam
(0)20-5818180
www.westway.com
Westway Terminals Netherlands B.V.
Octaanweg 8
1041 AN
Amsterdam
(0)20-5061601
www.westwayterminal.com
FISHERY, FROZEN FOODS & REEFER WAREHOUSING Amsterdam Coldstore Solutions
Cacaoweg 20 (loods 19)
1047 BM
Amsterdam
(0)20-4072095
www.acs-holland.com
BCS Amsterdam B.V.
Capriweg 2
1044 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6131535
www.coldstore.nl
C.J. Langbroek Zeevisgroothandel & Transport
P.O.Box 55
1970 AB
IJmuiden
(0)255-516357
www.vistransport.nl
Cornelis Vrolijk Holding B.V.
P.O.Box 54
1970 AB
IJmuiden
(0)255-532534
www.cornelisvrolijk.eu
Daalimpex Velsen B.V.
P.O.Box 292
1940 AG
Beverwijk
(0)251-261111
www.daalimpex.com
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Zeehaven IJmuiden NV is the only privately owned port in the Netherlands. Set outside the locks on the North Sea Canal, Zeehaven IJmuiden NV offers easy access. What’s more it’s only 20 minutes from Schiphol Airport.
Adv
Newly opened IJmond Harbour with deepwater and quayside locations ready for development
Daily ferry service to the UK port of Newcastle
Europe’s premier logistics gateway for fresh and frozen fish A North Sea supply base - both for traditional oil and gas fields and new wind-farm projects A wide availability of industrial land for sale or rent at competitive prices An alternative and complementary cruise port for Amsterdam
tel: +31 255 547000 fax: +31 255 547050
info@zeehaven.nl www.zeehaven.nl
Halkade 4, Postbus 541 86
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1970 AM IJmuiden
The Netherlands
i nd ex OF co mpan i es an d organ i sat i ons
Company name address p code city phone +31
WEBSITE
IJmuiden Stores Holland B.V.
P.O.Box 207
1970 AE
IJmuiden
(0)255-519122
www.ymuidenstores.nl
Interfish
P.O.Box 53
1970 AB
IJmuiden
(0)255-519024
www.interfish.eu
Kloosterboer IJmuiden B.V.
Trawlerkade 4
1976 CB
IJmuiden
(0)88-5549900
www.kloosterboer.nl
Parlevliet & Van der Plas B.V.
Voorschoterweg 31
2235 SE
Valkenburg
(0)71-7890000
www.parlevliet-vanderplas.nl
Amsterdam Cruise Port
P.O.Box 3901
1001 AS
Amsterdam
(0)20-7026081
www.amsterdamcruise.com
Burger Port Agencies Amsterdam B.V.
Sardinieweg 4
1044 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-5875870
www.royalburgergroup.com
DFDS Seaways
P.O.Box 548
1970 BA
IJmuiden
(0)255-546666
www.dfds.nl
Felison Cruise Terminal
Cruiseboulevard 10
1976 EB
IJmuiden
(0)255-546666
www.felisonterminal.com
Felison Terminal
P.O.Box 548
1970 BA
IJmuiden
(0)255-546666
www.felisonterminal.com
Inchcape Shipping Services B.V.
P.O. Box 8515
3009 AM
Rotterdam
(0)10-2951111
www.iss-shipping.com
KVSA B.V.
P.O.Box 504
1970 AM
IJmuiden
(0)255-545454
www.kvsa.nl
Libelle Service
Pleimuiden 14a
1046 AG
Amsterdam
(0)20-5285705
www.libelleservice.nl
Passenger Terminal Amsterdam
Piet Heinkade 27
1019 BR
Amsterdam
(0)20-5091000
www.ptamsterdam.com
Silver Star Agencies B.V.
Westhavenweg 105-H
1042 BB
Amsterdam
(0)20-4486848
www.silverstaragencies.nl
VCK Logistics
P.O.Box 58417
1040 HK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5877855
www.vck.nl
Vopak Agencies Amsterdam B.V.
P.O.Box 20616
1001 NP
Amsterdam
(0)20-4488700
www.vopakagencies.com
CRUISE & PASSENGER TRANSPORT
GENERAL CARGO STEVEDORES, CONTAINERS & RO/RO TERMINAL OPERATORS ASCO Holland (Logistics) B.V.
P.O.Box 148
1970 AC
IJmuiden
(0)255-533250
www.ascoworld.com
BCS Amsterdam B.V.
Capriweg 2
1044 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6131535
www.coldstore.nl
Boon Transport B.V.
P.O.Box 348
1970 AH
IJmuiden
(0)255-533104
www.boontransport.com
Container Terminal Beverwijk
Zuiderkade 14-16
1948 NG
Beverwijk
(0)251-218577
www.ctbbv.nl
Dorrestijn Stuwadoors Beverwijk
Noorderkade 1a
1948 NR
Beverwijk
(0)251-225306
www.timberterminal.nl
Eggerding B.V.
Coenhavenweg 22
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-5812200
www.eggerding.com
Graypen B.V.
Westhavenweg 93
1042 BA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4480079
www.graypen.com
Kloosterboer IJmuiden B.V.
Trawlerkade 4
1976 CB
IJmuiden
(0)88-5549900
www.kloosterboer.nl
Koopman Car Terminal B.V.
Maltaweg 3
1044 AH
Amsterdam
(0)20-5061320
www.koopman.nl
KVSA B.V.
P.O.Box 504
1970 AM
IJmuiden
(0)255-545454
www.kvsa.nl
Mammoet Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 93
1940 AB
Beverwijk
(0)88-6502050
www.mammoet.com
MEO B.V.
P.O.Box 64
1670 AB
Medemblik
(0)22-7549900
www.meo.nl
Peterson IJmuiden B.V.
Westerduinweg 10
1976 BV
IJmuiden
(0)255-548680
www.onepeterson.com
Reefer Stevedoring IJmuiden
P.O.Box 381
1970 AJ
IJmuiden
(0)88-5549950
www.kloosterboer.nl
Stuwcoza, Stuwadoors Combinatie Zaanstreek
Symon Spiersweg 21
1506 RZ
Zaandam
(0)75-6163860
Ter Haak Group
P.O.Box 8186
1005 AD
Amsterdam
(0)20-6116688
www.terhaakgroup.com
United Stevedores Amsterdam (USA)
Ruijgoordweg 80
1047 HM
Amsterdam
(0)20-6116688
www.terhaakgroup.com
VCK Scandia Terminal
P.O.Box 58417
1040 HK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5877855
www.vck.nl
Velsen Offshore Base Holding B.V.
P.O.Box 427
1970 AK
IJmuiden
(0)255-523850
www.benvermeer.nl
Wagenborg Agencies
Vredeweg 36A
1505 HH
Zaandam
(0)180-465215
www.wagenborg.com
Waterland Terminal B.V.
P.O.Box 8803
1006 JA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4480620
www.waterlandterminal.nl
LOGISTICS SERVICES, FORWARDING, WAREHOUSING, SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT AND DISTRIBUTION CENTRES Albert Keijzer B.V.
Albert Keijzerstraat 1
1508 EZ
Zaandam
(0)75-6170351
www.albertkeijzer.nl
Alpi International Forwarders
P.O.Box 67
1500 EB
Zaandam
(0)75-7502600
www.alpi.nl
Amsterdam Coldstore Solutions
Cacaoweg 20 (loods 19)
1047 BM
Amsterdam
(0)20-4072095
www.acs-holland.com
ASCO Holland (Logistics) B.V.
P.O.Box 148
1970 AC
IJmuiden
(0)255-533250
www.ascoworld.com
B&B Expeditie B.V.
Corsicaweg 10
1044 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-4481180
www.bbexp.nl
BCS Amsterdam B.V.
Capriweg 2
1044 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6131535
www.coldstore.nl
Boon Transport B.V.
P.O.Box 348
1970 AH
IJmuiden
(0)255-533104
www.boontransport.com
Bosman Expeditie B.V., Wim
Industriestraat 10
7041 GD
s-Heerenberg
(0)314-678111
www.wimbosman.nl
Boudesteijn Groep
Flevoland 1
1948 RH
Beverwijk
(0)251-275000
www.boudesteijn.nl
Box Shipping Agency & Forwarding B.V.
Radarweg 36
1042 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4488476
www.boxshipping.nl
Broekman Logistics Amsterdam B.V.
Reykjavikweg 2
1118 LK
Schiphol - ZO
(0)20-6557240
www.broekman-group.nl
Broekman Motorships B.V.
P.O.Box 5322
3008 AH
Rotterdam
(0)10-4873911
www.broekman-group.nl
BruinsVeem B.V.
J.J. Allanstraat 354
1551 RT
Westzaan
(0)75-6313778
www.bruinsveem.nl
Burger Port Agencies Amsterdam B.V.
Sardinieweg 4
1044 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-5875870
www.royalburgergroup.com
C. Steinweg-Handelsveem B.V.
P.O.Box 1068
3000 BB
Rotterdam
(0)10-4879555
www.steinweg.com
C.J. Hendriks Expeditie- en Veembedrijf B.V.
Plimsollweg 4
1042 AS
Amsterdam
(0)20-5878123
www.hendriksams.com
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C.J. Hendriks Group
Latexweg 10
1047 BJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-6114915
www.hendriksams.com
Cargill B.V.
P.O.Box 75840
1118 ZZ
Schiphol
(0)20-5006000
www.cargill.com
Cargill B.V. (IGMA)
P.O.Box 8692
1005 AR
Amsterdam
(0)20-5808111
www.cargill.com
Cargo Company Ymond (CCY)
Ruijgoordweg 80
1047 HM
Amsterdam
(0)20-6116688
www.terhaakgroup.com
CCA Container Company Amsterdam
Corsicaweg 6
1044 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-6115656
www.ccacontainers.com
CEVA Freight Holland B.V.
Folkstoneweg 182
1118 LN
Schiphol
(0)20-3168200
www.cevalogistics.com
Contargo
Stationsplein 4
3331 LL
Zwijndrecht
(0)78-6552900
www.contargo.net
Continaf B.V.
P.O.Box 3779
1001 AN
Amsterdam
(0)20-5240524
www.continaf.com
CWT Commodities (Amsterdam) B.V.
Accraweg 39
1047 HJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-5853830
www.cwtcommodities.com
CWT Europe B.V.
P.O.Box 20547
1001 NM
Amsterdam
(0)20-5853830
www.cwtsitos.com
CWT Sitos B.V.
Accraweg 39
1047 HJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-5853830
www.cwtsitos.com
Cyber Freight Amsterdam
Zandsteen 1
2132 MZ
Hoofddorp
(0)20-6537641
www.cyberfreight.nl
Damco Netherlands
Shannonweg 1
1118 LA
Schiphol - ZO
(0)20-6556290
www.damco.com
DHL Express Netherlands
P.O.Box 7549
1117 ZG
Schiphol
(0)20-6555555
www.dhl.nl
DPD Amsterdam
Cacaoweg 20
1047 BM
Amsterdam
(0)20-4802900
www.dpd.com
DSV Solutions (Amsterdam) B.V.
Durbanweg 31
1047 HD
Amsterdam
(0)20-4076700
www.dsv.com
Duiker Transportbedrijf Amsterdam
Westhavenweg 93
1042 BA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6113041
www.duikertransport.nl
ED & F Man Nederland B.V.
De Ruijterkade 6
1013 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-7540111
www.edfman.com
Eggerding B.V.
Coenhavenweg 22
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-5812200
www.eggerding.com
Eurokor Barging B.V.
Ridderpoort 40
2984 BG
Ridderkerk
(0)180-418960
www.eurokor.nl
Eurovracht Amsterdam B.V.
Ankersmidplein 2
1506 CK
Zaandam
(0)75-6553010
Fiege
Daalderweg 1
1507 DS
Zaandam
(0)75-6501601
www.fiege.com
Gondrand Traffic B.V.
Distriboulevard 27
4782 PV
Moerdijk
(0)168-393939
www.gondrand-logistics.com
HD Cotterell B.V.
P.O.Box 1426
1000 BK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5551444
www.cotterell.de
IFO (International Forwarding Office)
Sluispolderweg 8
1505 HK
Zaandam
(0)75-6810777
www.ifo.nl
IGMA Bulk Terminal
Coenhavenweg 3
1013 BK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5808600
www.igma.nl
IJmond Transport Groep
Nijverheidsweg 30
1948 PV
Beverwijk
(0)251-275050
www.ijmondtransportgroep.com
Inverness Transport B.V.
Edisonstraat 58
6902 PK
Zevenaar
(0)26-3195170
www.invernesstransport.nl
J.W.J. Rumping & Zonen B.V.
P.O.Box 470
1940 AL
Beverwijk
(0)251-223704
www.rumping.nl
KatoenNatie - Unicontrol Commodity B.V.
P.O.Box 2621
1000 CP
Amsterdam
(0)20-5879720
www.katoennatie.com
Koole Tanktransport B.V.
Sluispolderweg 67
1505 HJ
Zaandam
(0)75-6812812
www.koole.com
KVSA B.V.
P.O.Box 504
1970 AM
IJmuiden
(0)255-545454
www.kvsa.nl
Maja Stuwadoors Amsterdam
P.O.Box 57196
1040 BB
Amsterdam
(0)20-6842194
www.majastuwadoors.nl
Mammoet Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 93
1940 AB
Beverwijk
(0)88-6502050
www.mammoet.com
Maritime Service Centre IJmond
P.O.Box 148
1970 AC
IJmuiden
(0)255-533250
www.mscy.nl
MEO B.V.
P.O.Box 64
1670 AB
Medemblik
(0)22-7549900
www.meo.nl
Mercurius Shipping Group
P.O.Box 147
3330 AC
Zwijndrecht
(0)78-6195000
www.mercurius-group.com
Mondial Logistics
Vredeweg 46
1505 HH
Zaandam
(0)75-6472360
www.mondiallogistics.nl
Multiwheels B.V.
Radarweg 20
1042 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6135401
www.multiwheels.nl
Nederlandse Melasse Handelsmaatschappij B.V.
Heining 100 Amerikahaven
1047 AH
Amsterdam
(0)294-483910
www.umgroup.com
Nepa Shipping B.V.
Hoger Einde Noord 28
1191 AC
Ouderkerd a/d Amstel (0)20-6846656 www.nepashipping.biz
NMT International Shipping B.V.
Gorslaan 30
1441 RG
Purmerend
(0)299-480640
www.nmtshipping.com
Norbert Dentressangle Logistics Nederland
Casablancaweg 11
1147 HP
Amsterdam
(0)20-4488055
www.norbert-dentressangle.com
Novo Chartering B.V.
P.O.Box 400
1940 AK
Beverwijk
(0)251-229166
www.novochart.nl
OBA Bulk Terminal Amsterdam B.V.
P.O.Box 8041
1005 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-5873737
www.oba-bulk.nl
Peeters Vervoerscentrale
Gyroscoopweg 4
1042 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-5879600
www.peeterslogistiek.nl
Peterson IJmuiden B.V.
Westerduinweg 10
1976 BV
IJmuiden
(0)255-548680
www.onepeterson.com
Portbase
Seattleweg 7
3195 ND
Rotterdam
(0)10-2522200
www.portbase.com
Profile Tyrecenter Willems
Isarweg 2
1043 AK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5062233
www.profiletyrecenter.nl
Schavemaker Logistic
Lijndenweg 17
1948 ND
Beverwijk
(0)251-229098
www.schavemaker.com
Schenker International B.V.
Fokkerweg 300
1438 AN
Oude Meer
(0)20-5000000
www.schenker.nl
Scholtze & Co Expeditie
Tijnmuiden 19
1046 AK
Amsterdam
(0)20-6149315
Schot Verticaal Transport B.V.
P.O.Box 9060
1800 GB
Alkmaar
(0)900-7246888
www.schotvt.com
Schutter Rotterdam B.V. Amsterdam Branch
Coenhavenweg 8
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6060970
www.schuttergroep.nl
Sea-Cargo Agencies
P.O.Box 58417
1040 HK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5877800
www.sea-cargo.nl
Seamar Services B.V.
Het Nieuwe Werk 49
1781 AL
Den Helder
(0)223-683050
www.seamar.nl
Seamar Shipping B.V.
Het Nieuwe Werk 49
1781 AL
Den Helder
(0)223-683050
www.seamar.nl
Ship Spares Logistics B.V.
Bunschotenweg 115
3089 KB
Rotterdam
(0)10-4298322
www.ssl.nl
Slavenburg & Huyser B.V.
P.O.Box 543
3000 AM
Rotterdam
(0)10-4032800
www.slavenburg-en-huyser.com
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Spliethoff
Radarweg 36
1042 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4488400
www.spliethoff.nl
Supermaritime van Reems B.V.
P.O.Box 64
4330 AB
Middelburg
(0)118-492211
www.supermaritimevanreems.nl
TCC Modexpress B.V.
Archangelkade 17c
1013 BE
Amsterdam
(0)20-6060505
www.tccmodexpress.nl
Ter Haak Group
P.O.Box 8186
1005 AD
Amsterdam
(0)20-6116688
www.terhaakgroup.com
Thor Shipping & Transport B.V.
Elbaweg 11
1044 AK
Amsterdam
(0)20-4487844
www.thorshipping.nl
Timtex Group
Radarweg 1
1042 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6118787
www.timtex.nl
Transcarfa B.V.
Amsterdamse weg 189-191
1182 GV
Amstelveen
(0)20-6471149
Transport & Handelsonderneming J. Wiegersma B.V.
Sardiniëweg 8
1044 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-4114178
www.wiegersma.com
United Parcel Service Nederland B.V.
Zandsteen 22
2132 MR
Hoofddorp
0900-2255877
www.ups.com
Van den Bosch Transporten
Hornweg 48
1044 AN
Amsterdam
(0)20-5854600
www.vandenbosch.com
Van Dijke Maritime B.V.
P.O.Box 79
5160 AB
Sprang-Capelle
(0)416-277388
www.vandijkemaritime.com
Van Schalkwijk & Zonen (Int. Transportbedrijf)
Sluispolderweg 30
1505 HK
Zaandam
(0)75-6310801
VAT Logistics Amsterdam B.V.
P.O.Box 8592
1005 AN
Amsterdam
(0)20-5061500
www.vatlogistics.nl
VCK Scandia Terminal
P.O.Box 58417
1040 HK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5877855
www.vck.nl
Veldhuizen Transport
D. Sonoyweg 7
1509 BR
Zaandam
(0)75-6179251
www.veldhuizentransport.nl
Vollers Holland B.V.
Sardiniëweg 4
1044 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-5874500
www.vollers.com
Vopak Agencies Amsterdam B.V.
P.O.Box 20616
1001 NP
Amsterdam
(0)20-4488700
www.vopakagencies.com
VTZ Transportgroep
Samsonweg 2
1520 AB
Wormerveer
(0)75-6311311
www.vtz.nl
Wagenborg Agencies
Vredeweg 36A
1505 HH
Zaandam
(0)180-465215
www.wagenborg.com
Zuidam BV IJmuiden
Kromhoutstraat 50
1976 BM
IJmuiden
(0)255-510621
www.zuidambv.nl
INLAND WATERWAY NAVIGATION, CHARTERING, TERMINALS, BROKERS, RAIL & ROAD CARRIERS Barge Company Amsterdam (BCA)
Ruijgoordweg 80
1047 HM
Amsterdam
(0)20-6116688
www.terhaakgroup.com
Barge Line Today
Middenweg 49
4782 PM
Moerdijk
(0)168-385370
www.bargelinetoday.com
BK Groep
P.O.Box 264
1970 AG
Ijmuiden
(0)88-3212520
www.bkgroep.nl
Broekman Motorships B.V.
P.O.Box 5322
3008 AH
Rotterdam
(0)10-4873911
www.broekman-group.nl
BruinsVeem B.V.
J.J. Allanstraat 354
1551 RT
Westzaan
(0)75-6313778
www.bruinsveem.nl
Centraal Bureau voor de Rijn- & Binnenvaart
P.O.Box 23133
3001 KC
Rotterdam
(0)10-7989800
www.cbrb.nl
Contargo
Stationsplein 4
3331 LL
Zwijndrecht
(0)78-6552900
www.contargo.net
CTB Container Terminal Beverwijk
Zuiderkade 14-16
1948 NG
Beverwijk
(0)251-218577
www.ctbbv.nl
CTVrede Steinweg B.V.
Sluispolderweg 53b
1505 HJ
Zaandam
(0)75-6315506
www.ctvrede.nl
DB Schenker
Moreelsepark 1
3511 EP
Utrecht
(0)30-2358347
www.dbschenker.com
DP World Germersheim B.V.
Smirnoffweg 3
3088 HE
Rotterdam
(0)10-2831711
www.dpworld.com
Europark Coevorden-Emlichheim
P.O.Box 89
7740 AB
Coevorden
(+49)-5947990190 www.gvz-europark.de
Herik Rail B.V.
Dammerweg 1
1383 HT
Weesp
(0)294-251372
www.herikrail.com
HTRS Nederland B.V.
Albert Plesmanweg 121-141
3088 GC
Rotterdam
(0)10-4286470
www.husatransportation.nl
Inverness Transport B.V.
Edisonstraat 58
6902 PK
Zevenaar
(0)26-3195170
www.invernesstransport.nl
Kalse Transport B.V.
Nieuw-Zeelandweg 4
1045 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6149354
Keyrail B.V.
P.O.Box 108
3330 AC
Zwijndrecht
(0)88-2333100
www.keyrail.nl
Kon. Ned. Schippersver. Schuttevaer
P.O.Box 23415
3001 KK
Rotterdam
(0)10-4129136
www.koninklijkeschuttevaer.nl
Koninklijke Saan B.V.
Weesperstraat 78-82
1112 AN
Diemen
(0)20-6606060
www.saan.nl
MCT Lucassen
Sluispolderweg 53b
1505 HJ
Zaandam
(0)20-6866710
www.mct-lucassen.nl
Nederlandsch Binnenvaartbureau
Vasteland 12e
3011 BL
Rotterdam
(0)10-4122410
NYK Line (Benelux)
Aert van Nesstraat 45
3012 CA
Rotterdam
(0)10-4031400
www.nykline.com
Overmeer Transport Group
Nieuwendammerdijk 526-s1
1023 BX
Amsterdam
(0)20-6063060
www.overmeer.com
Particuliere Transport Coöperatie B.A.
P.O.Box 30132
3001 DC
Rotterdam
(0)10-7999059
www.ptcba.eu
Schot Verticaal Transport B.V.
P.O.Box 9060
1800 GB
Alkmaar
(0)900-7246888
www.schotvt.com
Schutter Rotterdam B.V. Amsterdam Branch
Coenhavenweg 8
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6060970
www.schuttergroep.nl
SCS Multiport B.V.
Accraweg 1A
1047 HJ
Amsterdam
(0)20 262 0850
www.scsmultiport.nl
Stoffersbevrachtingen Amsterdam
P.O.Box 20641
1001 NP
Amsterdam
(0)20-6867021
www.stoffersbevrachtingen.nl
Ter Haak Group
P.O.Box 8186
1005 AD
Amsterdam
(0)20-6116688
www.terhaakgroup.com
Tiru Transport B.V.
Cacaoweg 3
1047 BE
Amsterdam
(0)20-6824513
Truckland Noord Holland B.V.
P.O.Box 8245
1005 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-5851234
Van Vliet Trucks Holland B.V.
Parallelweg-Zuid 215
2914 LE
Nieuwerkerk a/d IJssel (0)180-312644
www.vanvliet.com
VCK Logistics
P.O.Box 58417
1040 HK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5877855
www.vck.nl
Vervoercentrale J. Peeters B.V.
Gyroscoopweg 4
1042 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-5879600
www.peeterslogistiek.nl
Waterland Terminal B.V.
P.O.Box 8803
1006 JA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4480620
www.waterlandterminal.nl
www.truckland.nl
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AGENTS & SHIPBROKERS Amstel Shipping & Agency
De Ruyterkade 125
1011 AC
Amsterdam
(0)20-6144400
Animco Shipping Agency
Waalstraat 18
1078 BS
Amsterdam
(0)20-6793415
www.amstelship.nl
Arned - Cela Agencies
Galgkade 3H
3133 KN
Vlaardingen
(0)10-4344799
www.arned-cela.com
ASCO Holland (Logistics) B.V.
P.O.Box 148
1970 AC
IJmuiden
(0)255-533250
www.ascoworld.com
Bais Maritiem B.V.
Trawlerkade 106
1976 CC
IJmuiden
(0)255-513839
www.bais.nl
BigLift Shipping B.V.
Radarweg 36
1042 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4488300
www.bigliftshipping.com
Box Shipping Agency & Forwarding B.V.
Radarweg 36
1042 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4488476
www.boxshipping.nl
Broekman Logistics Amsterdam B.V.
Reykjavikweg 2
1118 LK
Schiphol - ZO
(0)20-6557240
www.broekman-group.nl
Broekman Motorships B.V.
P.O.Box 5322
3008 AH
Rotterdam
(0)10-4873911
www.broekman-group.nl
Burger Feeder Services
P.O.Box 149
3000 AC
Rotterdam
(0)10-5062333
www.royalburgergroup.com
Burger Port Agencies Amsterdam B.V.
Sardinieweg 4
1044 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-5875870
www.royalburgergroup.com
Cargill B.V.
P.O.Box 75840
1118 ZZ
Schiphol
(0)20-5006000
www.cargill.com
Cargill B.V. (IGMA)
P.O.Box 8692
1005 AR
Amsterdam
(0)20-5808111
www.cargill.com
Cargo Company Ymond (CCY)
Ruijgoordweg 80
1047 HM
Amsterdam
(0)20-6116688
www.terhaakgroup.com
Casa Shipping Amsterdam B.V.
Coenhavenweg 8
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6815238
CMA CGM
P.O.Box 132
3190 AC
Hoogvliet
(0)10-2998199
www.cma-cgm.com
Cyber Freight Amsterdam
Zandsteen 1
2132 MZ
Hoofddorp
(0)20-6537641
www.cyberfreight.nl
Delmas c/o CMA CGM (Holland)
Achterdijk 51-55
3161 EB
Rhoon
(0)10-2998199
www.delmas.com
DFDS Seaways
P.O.Box 548
1970 BA
IJmuiden
(0)255-546666
www.dfds.nl
DS Shipping
Corsicaweg 10
1044 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-5060360
www.dsshipping.nl
Dutch Port Agency
Zuiderkade 23a
1948 NG
Beverwijk
(0)251-222555
www.shipagents.eu
Eurokor Barging B.V.
Ridderpoort 40
2984 BG
Ridderkerk
(0)180-418960
www.eurokor.nl
Eurovracht Amsterdam B.V.
Ankersmidplein 2
1506 CK
Zaandam
(0)75-6553010
GAC Netherlands Ltd
Sluisjesdijk 155
3087 AG
Rotterdam
(0)10-4951177
www.gac.com/netherlands
Graypen B.V.
Westhavenweg 93
1042 BA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4480079
www.graypen.com
Hapag-Lloyd Netherlands
P.O.Box 57608
3008 BP
Rotterdam
(0)10-2404400
www.hapag-lloyd.com
Hoëgh Autoliners B.V.
Corsicaweg 10
1044 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-6116764
www.hoeghautoliners.com
Inchcape Shipping Services B.V.
P.O. Box 8515
3009 AM
Rotterdam
(0)10-2951111
www.iss-shipping.com
KVSA B.V.
P.O.Box 504
1970 AM
IJmuiden
(0)255-545454
www.kvsa.nl
Maritime Transport Services
P.O.Box 37196
1030 AD
Amsterdam
(0)20-6866631
www.mtsgroup.nl
MCT Lucassen
Sluispolderweg 53b
1505 HJ
Zaandam
(0)20-6866710
www.mct-lucassen.nl
MISC Agencies (Netherlands)
P.O.Box 23054
3001 KB
Rotterdam
(0)10-4400900
www.misanlogistics.nl
Multi Marine
Netwerk 17
1446 XB
Purmerend
(0)299-685851
www.multimarine.nl
Nepa Shipping B.V.
Hoger Einde Noord 28
1191 AC
Ouderkerd a/d Amstel (0)20-6846656 www.nepashipping.biz
Neptumar
Waalhaven Zuidzijde 21
3089 JH
Rotterdam
(0)10-4873911
www.neptumar.nl
NileDutch Africa Line B.V.
P.O.Box 21032
3001 AA
Rotterdam
(0)10-2818283
www.niledutch.com
Nissan Carrier Europe B.V.
Corsicaweg 10-13
1044 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-6139961
www.nissan.com
NMT International Shipping B.V.
Gorslaan 30
1441 RG
Purmerend
(0)299-480640
www.nmtshipping.com
Novo Chartering B.V.
P.O.Box 400
1940 AK
Beverwijk
(0)251-229166
www.novochart.nl
NYK Line (Benelux)
Aert van Nesstraat 45
3012 CA
Rotterdam
(0)10-4031400
www.nykline.com
OOCL (Benelux)
Weena-Zuid 164
3012 NC
Rotterdam
(0)10-2248222
www.oocl.com
Peterson IJmuiden B.V.
Westerduinweg 10
1976 BV
IJmuiden
(0)255-548680
www.onepeterson.com
Promar Agencies (The Netherlands)
Boompjes 270
3011 XZ
Rotterdam
(0)10-2823255
www.promar-agencies.nl
Reefer Agencies
P.O.Box 381
1970 AJ
IJmuiden
(0)88-5549956
www.kloosterboer.nl
Royal Burger Group
Hofhoek 20-48
3176 PD
Poortugaal
(0)10-5062333
www.royalburgergroup.com
Safmarine Netherlands B.V.
P.O.Box 240
3000 DH
Rotterdam
(0)10-7127100
www.safmarine.com
Schutter Rotterdam B.V. Amsterdam Branch
Coenhavenweg 8
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6060970
www.schuttergroep.nl
Sea-Cargo Agencies
P.O.Box 58417
1040 HK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5877800
www.sea-cargo.nl
Seamar Services B.V.
Het Nieuwe Werk 49
1781 AL
Den Helder
(0)223-683050
www.seamar.nl
Seamar Shipping B.V.
Het Nieuwe Werk 49
1781 AL
Den Helder
(0)223-683050
www.seamar.nl
Silver Star Agencies B.V.
Westhavenweg 105-H
1042 BB
Amsterdam
(0)20-4486848
www.silverstaragencies.nl
Sinepol shipping Agency
Strevelsweg 700 / 113
3083 AS
Rotterdam
(0)10-4802510
www.sinepol.nl
Slavenburg & Huyser B.V.
P.O.Box 543
3000 AM
Rotterdam
(0)10-4032800
www.slavenburg-en-huyser.com
Soetermeer Fekkes Cargadoorskantoor
Coenhavenweg 14a
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6824456
www.sfck.nl
Spliethoff
Radarweg 36
1042 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4488400
www.spliethoff.nl
Steder Group B.V.
P.O.Box 1050
3160 AG
Rhoon
(0)10-5033471
www.stedergroup.com
Thor Shipping & Transport B.V.
Elbaweg 11
1044 AK
Amsterdam
(0)20-4487844
www.thorshipping.nl
Tjonger Marine Services
Waalhaven Zuidzijde 21
3089 JH
Rotterdam
(0)10-2942300
www.broekman-group.nl
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VCK Logistics
P.O.Box 58417
1040 HK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5877855
www.vck.nl
Vertom Scheepvaart & Handelsmaatschappij
P.O.Box 244
3190 AE
Hoogvliet
(0)10-2858585
www.vertom.nl
Victory Shipping & Agency
Nieuwe Gracht 74
2011 NJ
Haarlem
(0)23-5315003
www.victory-shipping.com
Voigt & Co
Waalhaven Zuidzijde 21
3089 JH
Rotterdam
(0)10-2416400
www.broekman-group.com
Vopak Agencies Amsterdam B.V.
P.O.Box 20616
1001 NP
Amsterdam
(0)20-4488700
www.vopakagencies.com
Wagenborg Agencies
Vredeweg 36A
1505 HH
Zaandam
(0)180-465215
www.wagenborg.com
WorldWise Marine
Sluisplein 42
1975 AG
IJmuiden
(0)255-536906
www.worldwisemarine.com
INDUSTRY & TRADE: (BUILDING) MATERIALS & RECYCLING Albeton B.V.
P.O.Box 59
2920 AB
Krimpen a/d Ijssel
(0)180-515044
www.albeton.nl
Beelen Amsterdam
P.O.Box 20624
1001 NP
Amsterdam
(0)88-2600200
www.beelen.nl
BK Groep
P.O.Box 264
1970 AG
Ijmuiden
(0)88-3212520
www.bkgroep.nl
Bouwgrondstoffen AGM B.V.
Amerikahavenweg 12
1045 AD
Amsterdam
(0)20-6147821
www.heidelbergcement.com
Fetim Group
Kopraweg 1
1047 BP
Amsterdam
(0)20-5805333
www.fetim.nl
Graniet Import Benelux B.V.
Amerikahavenweg 2
1045 AC
Amsterdam
(0)20-6146292
www.graniet-import.nl
Greenmills/Orgaworld
Corsicaweg 2
1044 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-4802070
www.orgaworld.nl
ICOVA B.V.
P.O.Box 59372
1040 KJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-4476666
www.icova.nl
Koppers Netherlands B.V.
P.O.Box 9
1420 AA
Uithoorn
(0)297-545533
www.koppers.com
KWS Infra B.V.
Lange Dreef 9
4131 NJ
Vianen
(0)347-357300
www.kws.nl
Mebin Amsterdam
Van der Madeweg 36
1099 BT
Amsterdam
(0)20-5999999
www.heidelbergcement.com
PARO Amsterdam B.V.
Sicilieweg 38
1045 AS
Amsterdam
(0)20-3344322
www.paro-bv.nl
PontMeyer
P.O.Box 2073
1500 GB
Zaandam
(0)75-6536262
www.pontmeyer.nl
Reym B.V.
P.O.Box 276
1940 AG
Beverwijk
(0)251-229233
www.reym.nl
Rotim Steenbouw B.V.
Julianaplein 31
5211 BB
Den Bosch
(0)73-6121211
www.rotim.com
SITA Recycling Services
Aziëhavenweg 18
1046 BK
Amsterdam
(0)20-4076262
www.sita.nl
Steenkorrel Amsterdam B.V.
Amerikahavenweg 36
1045 AG
Amsterdam
(0)20-6118295
www.steenkorrel.nl
Unique Lights Nederland B.V.
Pottenbakkersstraat 6
8601 WS
Sneek
(0)515-712920
www.uniquelights.nl
Van Egmond Potgrond B.V.
Ankerweg 4
1041 AT
Amsterdam
(0)20-4110386
www.egmondpotgrond.com
Van Gansewinkel B.V.
Nieuwe-Hemweg 8-10
1013 BG
Amsterdam
(0)20-5816999
www.vangansewinkel.nl
Voorbij Funderingstechniek B.V.
P.O.Box 20701
1001 NS
Amsterdam
(0)20-4077100
www.voorbijfunderingstechniek.nl
Voorbij Prefab Beton B.V.
P.O.Box 20562
1001 NN
Amsterdam
(0)20-4077000
www.voorbij-prefabbeton.nl
Wildo Beton
P.O.Box 4
3465 ZG
Driebruggen
(0)348-500515
www.wildo.nl
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AarhusKarlshamn Netherlands B.V.
Kreeftstraat 1
1544 CK
Zaandijk
(0)75-6278400
www.aak.com
ADM Cocoa
P.O.Box 2
1540 AA
Koog a/d Zaan
(0)75-6464646
www.adm.com
AHOLD (Albert Heijn)
Piet Heijnkade 167-173
1019 GM
Amsterdam
(0)20-5095100
www.ahold.com
Buteressence B.V.
Rechte Tocht 1
1507 BZ
Zaandam
(0)75-6314411
www.buteressence.com
Cargill B.V.
P.O.Box 75840
1118 ZZ
Schiphol
(0)20-5006000
www.cargill.com
Cargill B.V. (IGMA)
P.O.Box 8692
1005 AR
Amsterdam
(0)20-5808111
www.cargill.com
Cargill Cocoa & Chocolate
Evert van de Beekstraat 378
1118 CZ
Schiphol
(0)20-5006000
www.cargill.com
Cargill Multi Seed
Oceanenweg 19
1047 BA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4075700
www.cargill.com
Continaf B.V.
P.O.Box 3779
1001 AN
Amsterdam
(0)20-5240524
www.continaf.com
Daarnhouwer & Co
P.O.Box 2037
1500 GA
Zaandam
(0)75-6126388
www.daarnhouwer.nl
Dutch Cocoa B.V.
P.O.Box 59178
1040 KD
Amsterdam
(0)20-4077600
www.dutchcocoa.com
Duyvis Wiener B.V.
Schipperslaan 15
1541 KD
Koog a/d Zaan
(0)75-6126126
www.duyviswiener.com
ED & F Man Nederland B.V.
De Ruijterkade 6
1013 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-7540111
www.edfman.com
Exter Aroma
P.O.Box 1195
1500 AD
Zaandam
(0)75-6700041
www.exteraroma.com
Facta International B.V.
P.O.Box 153
1500 ED
Zaandam
(0)75-6818040
www.facta-international.com
Hilton Meats Zaandam B.V.
Grote Tocht 31
1507 CG
Zaandam
(0)75-6594702
www.hiltonfoodgroupplc.com
IOI Edible Oils - Loders Croklaan
Hogeweg 1
1521 AZ
Wormerveer
(0)75-6292911
www.croklaan.com
J.Th. Douqué’s Koffie B.V.
P.O.Box 552
1180 AN
Amstelveen
(0)20-6222477
www.douque.com
Jan Schoenmaker B.V.
Diederik Sonoyweg 1
1509 BR
Zaandam
(0)75-6504810
www.janschoemaker.com
Koninklijke Verkade N.V.
Westzijde 103
1506 GA
Zaandam
(0)75-6556111
www.verkade.nl
Koole Tankstorage Zaandam B.V.
Sluispolderweg 48
1505 HK
Zaandam
(0)75-6812820
www.koole.com
Meneba
P.O.Box 11
1520 AA
Wormerveer
(0)10-4238911
www.meneba.nl
Oterap Holding B.V.
Gerrit Bolkade 10
1507 BR
Zaandam
(0)75-6700041
www.oterapholding.com
Pieter Bon Czn
Symon Spiersweg 18
1506 RZ
Zaandam
(0)75-6123030
www.pieterbon.nl
Royaan
Ambacht 1
1511 JZ
Oostzaan
(0)343-596659
www.royaan.nl
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Ruig Wild & Gevogelte
Zuideinde 235
1511 GE
Oostzaan
(0)75-6847333
www.ruig.nl
Starbucks Manufacturing EMEA B.V.
Accraweg 19
1047 HJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-4076400
www.starbucks.com
Van Wijngaarden B.V.
Soldaatweg 3
1521 RK
Wormerveer
(0)75-6476060
www.vanwijngaardenbv.com
Wild Juice Services B.V.
Capriweg 4
1044 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-4803711
www.wildflavors.com
Wine Excel
Hoofdtocht 3
1507 CJ
Zaandam
(0)75-6429930
www.wine-excel.com
Wine Terminal Roders
Cruqiusweg 67
1019 AT
Amsterdam
(0)20-6932194
Wurfbain B.V. - Zaandam
Ankersmidplein 2
1506 CK
Zaandam
(0)75-6810810
www.rmca-commodities.com
Zaanlandse Olieraffinaderij
Kalf 11
1509 AA
Zaandam
(0)75-6557575
www.zor.nl
INDUSTRY & TRADE : MINERALS & CHEMICALS Albemarle
P.O.Box 37650
1030 BE
Amsterdam
(0)20-6347000
www.albemarle.com
Brunschwig Chemie
Hexaanweg 2
1041 AX
Amsterdam
(0)20-6113133
www.brunschwig.nl
Cebo Holland B.V. - Industrial
P.O.Box 70
1970 AB
IJmuiden
(0)255-546262
www.cebo.com
Chemtura Netherlands B.V.
Ankerweg 18
1041 AT
Amsterdam
(0)20-5871871
www.chemtura.com
Eggerding B.V.
Coenhavenweg 22
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-5812200
www.eggerding.com
ENERCO B.V.
Amerikahavenweg 3
1045 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-5061120
www.enerco.nl
Gunvor International B.V.
Herengracht 498
1017 CB
Amsterdam
(0)20-5356080
www.gunvorgroup.com
ICL Fertilizers Europe C.V.
Fosfaatweg 48
1013 BM
Amsterdam
(0)20-5815100
www.iclfertilizers.com
Mondo Minerals B.V.
P.O.Box 58416
1040 HK
Amsterdam
(0)20-4487448
www.mondominerals.com
Nichia Europe B.V.
Th. R. Malthusstraat 1-3
1066 JR
Amsterdam
(0)20-5060900
www.nichia.com
Omya Netherlands
Grasweg 47
1031 HX
Amsterdam
(0)20-6362222
www.omya.com
OXEA Netherlands
Hornweg 10
1045 AR
Amsterdam
(0)20-4489555
www.oxea-chemicals.com
PPG Coatings Nederland B.V.
Amsterdamseweg 14
1422 DD
Uithoorn
(0)29-7541911
www.ppg.com
Shell Technology Centre Amsterdam
P.O.Box 38000
1030 BN
Amsterdam
(0)20-6309111
www.shell.com
Sonneborn Refined Products
Mainhavenweg 6
1043 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6117475
www.sonneborn.com
Stichting Cova
Blaak 22
3011 TA
Rotterdam
(0)10-4134740
www.cova.nl
Univar Zwijndrecht N.V.
Noordweg 3
3336 LH
Zwijndrecht
(0)78-6250000
www.univareurope.com
Vattenfall Energy Trading Netherlands N.V.
P.O.Box 41920
1009 DC
Amsterdam
(0)20-5972729
www.vattenfall.nl
Vos Olie & Gas B.V.
Butaanweg 3
1041 AH
Amsterdam
(0)20-4480861
www.vospurmerend.nl
Wurfbain B.V. - Zaandam
Ankersmidplein 2
1506 CK
Zaandam
(0)75-6810810
www.rmca-commodities.com
INDUSTRY & TRADE: PAPER, PULP & FORESTRY PRODUCTS Centrop Houtimport
Symon Spiersweg 21
1506 RZ
Zaandam
(0)75-6819999Â
www.centrophoutimport.nl
Crown Van Gelder
P.O.Box 30
1950 AA
Velsen-Noord
(0)251-262233
www.cvg.nl
Koninklijke Eduard van Leer B.V.
P.O.Box 3505
1001 AH
Amsterdam
(0)20-6222324
www.kevl.com
Stiho Alkmaar
Diamantweg 9
1812 RC
Alkmaar
(0)72-5471700
www.stiho.nl
Stora Enso Timber DIY Products B.V.
Lipariweg 6
1044 AM
Amsterdam
(0)20-6807700
www.storaenso.com
INDUSTRY & TRADE: STEEL , METALS, CONSTRUCTION & MACHINERY Boskalis Westminster N.V.
P.O.Box 43
3350 AA
Papendrecht
(0)78-6969000
www.boskalis.nl
Breman Offshore B.V.
P.O.Box 135
8280 AC
Genemuiden
(0)38-3855373
www.breman-machinery.nl
Forkliftcenter B.V.
P.O.Box 20595
1001 NN
Amsterdam
(0)20-4974101
www.forkliftcenter.com
Gunco B.V. Amsterdam
Vlothavenweg 8
1013 BJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-5840330
www.gunco.com
H. Blom & Zonen
Jan van Riebeeckhavenweg 6
1041 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-4110487
www.blomamsterdam.nl
HKS Metals
Kwadrantweg 2+12
1042 AG
Amsterdam
(0)20-5877111
www.hks.nl
Holleman Machinefabriek B.V.
Paltrokstraat 35
1508 EJ
Zaandam
(0)75-6123272
www.hollemanmachine.nl
Industrial Pump Group Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 403
1970 AK
IJmuiden
(0)251-222566
www.industrialpumps.nl
Kenz Figee
P.O.Box 235
1500 EE
Zaandam
(0)75-6810410
www.kenz-figee.com
Koster Metalen
Zuiderkade 18
1948 NG
Beverwijk
(0)251-225044
www.kostermetalen.nl
Kramer & Duyvis
P.O.Box 1229
1500 AE
Zaandam
(0)75-6123349
www.kramer-duyvis.nl
Machinefabriek Saedt B.V.
Westhavenweg 45
1042 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-4486448
www.saedt.nl
Mammoet Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 93
1940 AB
Beverwijk
(0)88-6502050
www.mammoet.com
NedCoat
P.O.Box 37045
1030 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6368111
www.coatinc.com
Niron Staal Amsterdam B.V.
P.O.Box 37201
1030 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-6333031
www.nironstaal.nl
Nissan Motor Parts Centre Europe
Hornweg 32
1044 AN
Amsterdam
(0)20-5162222
www.nissan.com
Okay Industrial Systems B.V.
De Trompet 1769
1967 DB
Heemskerk
(0)251-240660
www.okayee.nl
Ovec Multiservice
Basisweg 27
1043 AN
Amsterdam
(0)20-6118506
www.ovec-multiservice.nl
Peinemann Heftrucks Amsterdam B.V.
Nieuw-Zeelandweg 18
1045 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-5061400
www.peinemann.nl
Sarens Nederland B.V.
Papierweg 1A
1310 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-4470511
www.sarens.com
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Smalo B.V.
Westhavenweg 46
1042 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6118299
www.smalo.nl
Tata Steel IJmuiden B.V.
P.O.Box 10000
1970 CA
IJmuiden
(0)251-499111
www.tatasteel.nl
Van Groningen Nieuw-Vennep B.V.
P.O.Box 38
2150 AA
Nieuw-Vennep
(0)252-687041
www.vangroningenbv.nl
Wesco IJmuiden Apparatenbouw B.V.
Loggerstraat 45
1976 CX
IJmuiden
(0)255-561100
www.wescoijmuiden.nl
Willteco B.V.
P.O.Box 48
1723 ZG
Noord-Scharwoude
(0)226-313054
www.willteco.nl
CONSTRUCTION, SHIP REPAIR AND TECHNICAL SERVICES A.J.J. van den Andel B.V.
IJburglaan 173
1086 ZJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-6262609
www.andelsurvey.nl
Alba Automotive Services B.V.
Maltaweg 5
1044 AH
Amsterdam
(0)20-4486757
www.alba-automotive.nl
Boskalis Westminster N.V.
P.O.Box 43
3350 AA
Papendrecht
(0)78-6969000
www.boskalis.nl
Brouwer Scheepswerf B.V., Wed. K.
Kruisbaken 10/12
1505 HS
Zaandam
(0)75-6163604
www.scheepswerfbrouwer.nl
Cargotech Netherlands B.V.
P.O.Box 5303
3008 AH
Rotterdam
(0)10-2946666
www.cargotec.com
EPMC Europe
P.O.Box 2544
1000 CM
Amsterdam
(0)20-6069900
www.epmceurope.nl
EPMC Europe B.V.
Nieuw Zeelandweg 20
1045 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6069900
www.epmceurope.nl
Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe)
Siciliëweg 5
1045 AT
Amsterdam
(0)20-4476700
www.hcme.com
Holland Repair & Services B.V.
P.O. Box 415
1500 EK
Zaandam
(0)20-6829005
www.hors.nl
Holleman Machinefabriek B.V.
Paltrokstraat 35
1508 EJ
Zaandam
(0)75-6123272
www.hollemanmachine.nl
Jumelet Scheepsbouw
Egmondstraat 14-16
1976 BR
IJmuiden
(0)255-534190
www.jumeletscheepsbouw.nl
Molenaar Scheepswerf
D. Sonooyweg 13
1509 BR
Zaandam
(0)75-6166279
www.molenaars-scheepswerf.nl
Navylle
Goudsesingel 84
3011 KD
Rotterdam
(0)10-4471222
www.navylle.nl
Niron Staal Amsterdam B.V.
P.O.Box 37201
1030 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-6333031
www.nironstaal.nl
Offshore Ship Designers
Sluisplein 42
1975 AG
IJmuiden
(0)255-545070
www.offshoreshipdesigners.com
Oranjewerf Ship Repair
P.O.Box 37050
1030 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-6347511
www.oranjewerf.com
Ovec Multiservice
Basisweg 27
1043 AN
Amsterdam
(0)20-6118506
www.ovec-multiservice.nl
Scheepswerf Vooruit
Zuiddijk 404
1505 HE
Zaandam
(0)75-6156358
www.scheepswerfvooruit.nl
Schot Verticaal Transport B.V.
P.O.Box 9060
1800 GB
Alkmaar
(0)900-7246888
www.schotvt.com
Shipdock Amsterdam
P.O.Box 37201
1030 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-6318218
www.shipdock.nl
Van Ameyde Marine B.V.
P.O.Box 9627
1006 GC
Amsterdam
(0)20-6195068
www.vanameyde.com
WorldWise Marine
Sluisplein 42
1975 AG
IJmuiden
(0)255-536906
www.worldwisemarine.com
WSH Scheepsreparatie
Middenhavenstraat 54
1976 CM
IJmuiden
(0)255-536216
Airborne Composite Tubulars
Monnickendamkade 1
1976 EC
IJmuiden
(0)25 5763500
www.airborne-oilandgas.com
ASCO Holland (Logistics) B.V.
P.O.Box 148
1970 AC
IJmuiden
(0)255-533250
www.ascoworld.com
ATP Oil & Gas
Dokweg 31b
1976 CA
IJmuiden
(0)255-523377
www.atpog.com
AYOP Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Port
De Ruijterkade 7
1013 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6273706
www.ayop.com
Ballast Nedam Infra Noord West B.V.
P.O.Box 195
1500 ED
Zaandam
(0)75-6557700
www.ballast-nedam.nl
BK Groep
P.O.Box 264
1970 AG
Ijmuiden
(0)88-3212520
www.bkgroep.nl
Boon Transport B.V.
P.O.Box 348
1970 AH
IJmuiden
(0)255-533104
www.boontransport.com
Boskalis Westminster N.V.
P.O.Box 43
3350 AA
Papendrecht
(0)78-6969000
www.boskalis.nl
Breman Offshore B.V.
P.O.Box 135
8280 AC
Genemuiden
(0)38-3855373
www.breman-machinery.nl
Cebo Holland B.V. - Industrial
P.O.Box 70
1970 AB
IJmuiden
(0)255-546262
www.cebo.com
CMF Central Mudplant & Fluid Services
P.O.Box 20
1950 AA
Velsen-Noord
(0)251-229101
www.cmfservices.nl
Cofely West Nederland B.V.
Albert Heijnweg 1
1507 EH
Zaandam
(0)75-6537000
www.cofely-gdfsuez.nl
Croon Elektrotechniek B.V. Marine & Offshore
Oslo 2-8
2993 LD
Barendrecht
(0)88-9234100
www.croon.nl
EPMC Europe
P.O.Box 2544
1000 CM
Amsterdam
(0)20-6069900
www.epmceurope.nl
Gulf Oil Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 13
1780 AA
Den Helder
(0)223-634567
www.gulf.nl
Industrial Pump Group Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 403
1970 AK
IJmuiden
(0)251-222566
www.industrialpumps.nl
Isolatie Combinatie Beverwijk B.V.
Biesland 24
1948 RJ
Beverwijk
(0)251-229650
www.icbeverwijk.nl
Jongsma Containers B.V.
Vredeweg 38-40
1505 HH
Zaandam
(0)75-6176051
www.jongsma.nl
Kenz Figee
P.O.Box 235
1500 EE
Zaandam
(0)75-6810410
www.kenz-figee.com
Koninklijke BAM Group N.V.
P.O.Box 20
3980 CA
Bunnik
(0)30-6598988
www.bam.nl
KVSA B.V.
P.O.Box 504
1970 AM
IJmuiden
(0)255-545454
www.kvsa.nl
Mammoet Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 93
1940 AB
Beverwijk
(0)88-6502050
www.mammoet.com
Mammoet Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 93
1940 AB
Beverwijk
(0)88-6502050
www.mammoet.com
Maritime Service Centre IJmond
P.O.Box 148
1970 AC
IJmuiden
(0)255-533250
www.mscy.nl
MNO Vervat B.V.
P.O.Box 185
2150 AD
Nieuw-Vennep
(0)252-628628
www.mno.nl
MSCY Vastgoed B.V.
P.O.Box 541
1970 AM
IJmuiden
(0)255 547020
www.mscij.nl
National Oilwell Varco
Gooiland 12
1948 RC
Beverwijk
(0)251-240504
www.nov.com
OFFSHORE OIL & GAS SERVICES
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Company name address p code city phone +31
WEBSITE
Offshore Ship Designers
Sluisplein 42
1975 AG
IJmuiden
(0)255-545070
www.offshoreshipdesigners.com
Peterson IJmuiden B.V.
Westerduinweg 10
1976 BV
IJmuiden
(0)255-548680
www.onepeterson.com
ROS International B.V.
Burg. V. Campenhoutstraat 39A
4921 KR
Made
(0)162-685522
www.ros-intl.com
Royal HaskoningDHV
P.O.Box 2081
1500 GB
Zaandam
(0)88-3487300
www.royalhaskoningdhv.com
Schot Verticaal Transport B.V.
P.O.Box 9060
1800 GB
Alkmaar
(0)900-7246888
www.schotvt.com
Seamar Services B.V.
Het Nieuwe Werk 49
1781 AL
Den Helder
(0)223-683050
www.seamar.nl
Ship Spares Logistics B.V.
Bunschotenweg 115
3089 KB
Rotterdam
(0)10-4298322
www.ssl.nl
Shipdock Amsterdam
P.O.Box 37201
1030 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-6318218
www.shipdock.nl
SPIE Industry Noordwest
P.O.Box 66
1940 AB
Beverwijk
(0)251-291133
www.spie-nl.com
Stork Technical Services
Van Deventerlaan 101
3528 AG
Utrecht
(0)88-0891000
www.storktechnicalservices.com
Velsen Offshore Base Holding B.V.
P.O.Box 427
1970 AK
IJmuiden
(0)255-523850
www.benvermeer.nl
Wesco IJmuiden Apparatenbouw B.V.
Loggerstraat 45
1976 CX
IJmuiden
(0)255-561100
www.wescoijmuiden.nl
Willteco B.V.
P.O.Box 48
1723 ZG
Noord-Scharwoude
(0)226-313054
www.willteco.nl
Wintershall Nederland B.V.
Bogaardplein 47
2284 DP
Rijswijk
(0)70-3583100
www.wintershall.com
PORT, SHIPPING & MARITIME SERVICES
9 8
Aircraft Fuel Supply B.V.
Oude Vijfhuizerweg 6
1118 LV
Schiphol
(0)20-4068211
Amsterdam Port Consultants
P.O.Box 19406
1000 GK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5234506
www.amsterdamportconsultants.nl
ASCO Holland (Logistics) B.V.
P.O.Box 148
1970 AC
IJmuiden
(0)255-533250
www.ascoworld.com
Bek & Verburg
Montrealweg 140
3197 KH
Rotterdam
(0)10-4287744
www.bek-verburg.nl
Blom B.V.
Pier Afrika 10
1013 BK
Amsterdam
(0)20-6866007
www.dekschuitenpontons.nl
BMT Surveys (Amsterdam) B.V.
P.O.Box 20521
1001 NM
Amsterdam
(0)20-5840800
www.bmtsurveys.com
Boskalis Westminster N.V.
P.O.Box 43
3350 AA
Papendrecht
(0)78-6969000
www.boskalis.nl
CCA Container Company Amsterdam
Corsicaweg 6
1044 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-6115656
www.ccacontainers.com
Cofely West Nederland B.V.
Albert Heijnweg 1
1507 EH
Zaandam
(0)75-6537000
www.cofely-gdfsuez.nl
CVV Coöperatieve Vereniging Vletterlieden w.a.
P.O.Box 152
1970 AD
IJmuiden
(0)255-521796
www.vletterlieden.nl
Datema Amsterdam
Pr. Hendrikkade 176/50
1011 TC
Amsterdam
(0)20-4277727
www.datema-amsterdam.nl
De Koperen Ploeg (Boatmen) w.a.
Capriweg 30
1044 AL
Amsterdam
(0)20-4487090
www.dekoperenploeg.nl
Dijk de Parlevinker
Coenhavenweg 28
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6865270
www.dijkdeparlevinker.nl
Drost Duikbedrijf
P.O. Box 1081
1000 BB
Amsterdam
(0)20-6340542
www.drostduikbedrijf.nl
Duikerwerken Vos & Peperkamp B.V.
Arnoldystraat 13
2024 VG
Haarlem
(0)23-5331601
www.vosenpeperkamp.nl
Duikwacht IJmond
Arnoldystraat 13
2024 VG
Haarlem
(0)6-22413483
DUPI Amsterdam B.V.
Zekeringstraat 36 A
1014 BS
Amsterdam
(0)20-6814692
www.dupi.com
Etas Expertises B.V.
Vlothavenweg 2A
1013 BJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-5840670
www.etas-expertises.nl
Fiwado B.V.
Zuider IJdijk 100
1095 KN
Amsterdam
(0)20-6244066
www.fiwado.nl
Forkliftcenter B.V.
P.O.Box 20595
1001 NN
Amsterdam
(0)20-4974101
www.forkliftcenter.com
Gulf Oil Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 13
1780 AA
Den Helder
(0)223-634567
www.gulf.nl
Gunco B.V. Amsterdam
Vlothavenweg 8
1013 BJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-5840330
www.gunco.com
H. Blom & Zonen
Jan van Riebeeckhavenweg 6
1041 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-4110487
www.blomamsterdam.nl
HD Cotterell B.V.
P.O.Box 1426
1000 BK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5551444
www.cotterell.de
Imtech Marine Netherlands
Eekhoutstraat 2
3087 AB
Rotterdam
(0)10-4283344
www.radiohollandgroup.nl
Interlloyd Averij B.V.
Corsicaweg 10
1044 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-5060350
www.interlloydclaims.nl
Iskes Towage & Salvage
P.O.Box 230
1970 AE
IJmuiden
(0)255-561900
www.iskestugs.nl
Jongsma Containers B.V.
Vredeweg 38-40
1505 HH
Zaandam
(0)75-6176051
www.jongsma.nl
Kalmar
P.O.Box 5303
3008 AH
Rotterdam
(0)10-2946666
www.kalmarind.nl
Kelvin Hughes Nederland B.V.
Klompenmakerstraat 64
3194 DE
Hoogvliet
(0)10-4167622
www.kelvinhughes.com
Kenz Figee
P.O.Box 235
1500 EE
Zaandam
(0)75-6810410
www.kenz-figee.com
Kloosterboer IJmuiden B.V.
Trawlerkade 4
1976 CB
IJmuiden
(0)88-5549900
www.kloosterboer.nl
Kon. Ned. Schippersver. Schuttevaer
P.O.Box 23415
3001 KK
Rotterdam
(0)10-4129136
www.koninklijkeschuttevaer.nl
KVSA B.V.
P.O.Box 504
1970 AM
IJmuiden
(0)255-545454
www.kvsa.nl
Lagaay International B.V.
Van Helmontstraat 99
3029 AA
Rotterdam
(0)10-4123871
www.lagaay.com
Libelle Service
Pleimuiden 14a
1046 AG
Amsterdam
(0)20-5285705
www.libelleservice.nl
MAIN B.V.
Petroleumhavenweg 48
1041 AC
Amsterdam
(0)20-6130225
www.main-bv.nl
Mammoet Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 93
1940 AB
Beverwijk
(0)88-6502050
www.mammoet.com
Marina Seaport IJmuiden
P.O.Box 331
1970 AH
IJmuiden
(0)255-560300
www.marinaseaport.nl
Marine Management Consult
Admiraal de Ruijterweg 52hs
1056 GL
Amsterdam
(0)6-19892597
www.marine-mc.com
Maritime Service Centre IJmond
P.O.Box 148
1970 AC
IJmuiden
(0)255-533250
www.mscy.nl
Marpol Services B.V.
Trawlerkade 53
1976 CB
IJmuiden
(0)255-525051
www.marpolservices.nl
MegaBarging B.V.
Dukdalfweg 60-1
1041 BE
Amsterdam
(0)88-1011250
www.megabarging.nl
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WEBSITE
Nautische Handelsmij L.J. Harri B.V.
Pr. Hendrikkade 94-95
1012 AE
Amsterdam
(0)20-6248052
Nederlandsch Binnenvaartbureau
Vasteland 12e
3011 BL
Rotterdam
(0)10-4122410
Novateq Engineering B.V.
Pesetaweg 123
2153 PJ
Nieuw Vennep
(0)252-830238
www.novateq.nl
Oliehandel Klaas de Boer B.V.
Trawlerkade 58
1976 CB
IJmuiden
(0)255-513240
www.klaasdeboer.nl
Peterson IJmuiden B.V.
Westerduinweg 10
1976 BV
IJmuiden
(0)255-548680
www.onepeterson.com
Portbase
Seattleweg 7
3195 ND
Rotterdam
(0)10-2522200
www.portbase.com
PPD / EWS B.V.
P.O.Box 22
4254 ZG
Sleeuwijk
(0)183-301270
www.ppd.nl
Pronk Multiservice B.V.
Elbaweg 2
1044 AD
Amsterdam
(0)20-6139546
www.pronkmultiservice.nl
Redwise Maritime Services B.V.
Amersfoortseweg 12-E
3751 LK
Bunschoten-Spakenburg (0)33-4217860
www.redwise.com
Reinplus Vanwoerden Bunker B.V.
Waalhaven Zuidzijde 11
3089 JH
Rotterdam
(0)88-1007800
www.reinplus.com
Royal Dutch Lifeboat Institution (KNRM)
P.O.Box 434
1970 AK
IJmuiden
(0)255-548454
www.knrm.nl
Sarens Nederland B.V.
Papierweg 1A
1310 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-4470511
www.sarens.com
Saybolt Netherlands B.V.
P.O.Box 151
3000 AD
Rotterdam
(0)10-4609911
www.corelab.com
Seamar Services B.V.
Het Nieuwe Werk 49
1781 AL
Den Helder
(0)223-683050
www.seamar.nl
Seamar Shipping B.V.
Het Nieuwe Werk 49
1781 AL
Den Helder
(0)223-683050
www.seamar.nl
SGS Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 90250
1006 BG
Amsterdam
(0)20-4073200
www.sgs.com
Ship Spares Logistics B.V.
Coenhavenweg 22
1013 BL
Amsterdam
(0)20-6825969
www.ssl.nl
Stig Consult
P.O.Box 95956
2509 CZ
Den Haag
(0)88-1222111
www.stigconsult.com
Svitzer Salvage B.V.
P.O.Box 510
1970 AM
IJmuiden
(0)255-562666
www.svitzer.com
TIP Trailer Rental B.V.
Celsiusweg 16
5928 PR
Venlo
(0)77-3826565
www.tip.ge.com
Verweij & Hoebee Amsterdam
Osdorperban 17bc
1068 LD
Amsterdam
(0)20-6107260
www.verweij-hoebee.nl
Vopak Agencies Amsterdam B.V.
P.O.Box 20616
1001 NP
Amsterdam
(0)20-4488700
www.vopakagencies.com
Waterboot (Amsterdam)
Struisgrasstraat 1B
1032 LE
Amsterdam
(0)20-6844795
Waterboot IJmuiden B.V.
P.O.Box 188
1970 AD
IJmuiden
(0)6-53380888
Waterboot Van den Bovenkamp
Lech Walesahof 8
1507 CN
Zaandam
(0)75-6149280
WorldWise Marine
Sluisplein 42
1975 AG
IJmuiden
(0)255-536906
www.worldwisemarine.com
www.waterboot.nl
INFRASTRUCTURE, ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION Ballast Nedam Infra Noord West B.V.
P.O.Box 195
1500 ED
Zaandam
(0)75-6557700
www.ballast-nedam.nl
BAM Civiel Noord-West
P.O.Box 37022
1030 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-4949250
www.bamciviel.nl
BAM Leidingen & Industrie
P.O.Box 120
4100 AC
Culemborg
(0)345-471412
www.bam-li.nl
BAM Speciale Technieken
P.O.Box 37279
1030 AG
Amsterdam
(0)20-4352920
www.bamgrondtechniek.nl
BAM Utiliteitsbouw Regio Noordwest
P.O.Box 59363
1040 KJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-4108410
www.bamutiliteitsbouw.nl
BAM Wegen Regio Noordwest
P.O.Box 30
1500 EA
Zaandam
(0)75-7507500
www.bamwegen.nl
BK Groep
P.O.Box 264
1970 AG
Ijmuiden
(0)88-3212520
www.bkgroep.nl
Boskalis Westminster N.V.
P.O.Box 43
3350 AA
Papendrecht
(0)78-6969000
www.boskalis.nl
Croon Elektrotechniek B.V. Industry
P.O.Box 12444
1100 AK
Amsterdam
(0)88-9233000
www.croon.nl
Croon Elektrotechniek B.V. Infra
P.O.Box 584
2600 AN
Delft
(0)88-9234200
www.croon.nl
De Vries & van de Wiel
P.O. Box 218
1740 AE
Schagen
(0)224-211211
www.vw-deme.nl
Dura Vermeer Divisie Infra BV
P.O.Box 111
2130 AC
Hoofddorp
(0)23-7528000
infra.duravermeer.nl
Germieco B.V.
P.O.Box 272
1520 AG
Wormerveer
(0)75-6216689
www.germieco.nl
Grontmij Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 214
1800 AE
Alkmaar
(0)72-5475757
www.grontmij.com
Huybens Haarlem BV
P.O.Box 699
2003 RR
Haarlem
(0)23-5319549
www.huybens.nl
Imtech Industrial Services
P.O.Box 320
1520 AH
Wormerveer
(0)75-6533533
www.imtech.nl
Koninklijke BAM Group N.V.
P.O.Box 20
3980 CA
Bunnik
(0)30-6598988
www.bam.nl
KWS Infra B.V.
Lange Dreef 9
4131 NJ
Vianen
(0)347-357300
www.kws.nl
Mammoet Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 93
1940 AB
Beverwijk
(0)88-6502050
www.mammoet.com
Markus B.V.
Kwadrantweg 7
1042 AG
Amsterdam
(0)20-5874000
www.markusbv.nl
Mees Ruimte & Milieu
Schipholweg 1
2034 LS
Haarlem
(0)85-7440838
www.meesruimteenmileu.nl
MNO Vervat B.V.
P.O.Box 185
2150 AD
Nieuw-Vennep
(0)252-628628
www.mno.nl
MOPA, handels en exploitatiemaatschappij
Boekenroodeweg 7B
2111 HJ
Aerdenhout
(0)23-5288089
Nelis Bouw & Onderhoud
Contactweg 60
1014 BW
Amsterdam
(0)20-4108510
www.bam.nl
Ooms Avenhorn Groep B.V.
P.O.Box 1
1633 ZG
Avenhorn
(0)229-547700
www.ooms.nl
PontMeyer
P.O.Box 2073
1500 GB
Zaandam
(0)75-6536262
www.pontmeyer.nl
Royal HaskoningDHV
P.O.Box 2081
1500 GB
Zaandam
(0)88-3487300
www.royalhaskoningdhv.com
SchreuderGroep
P.O.Box 305
8440 AH
Heerenveen
(0)513-617190
www.schreuder.nl
Stiel Groep
Gyroscoopweg 1
1042 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-5061800
www.stielgroep.nl
Struyk Verwo - Infra
P.O.Box 100
2400 AC
Alphen a/d Rijn
(0)172-245700
www.struykverwoinfra.nl
Tauw B.V. Amsterdam
P.O.Box 20748
1001 NS
Amsterdam
(0)20-6063222
www.tauw.nl
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WEBSITE
Tebodin Consultants & Engineers
P.O.Box 43
1950 AA
Velsen-Noord
(0)251-262464
www.tebodin.com
Van Hattum & Blankevoort B.V.
P.O.Box 2075
2002 CB
Haarlem
(0)23-5387434
www.vhbinfra.nl
Van Oord Nederland B.V.
P.O.Box 44137
3006 HC
Rotterdam
(0)88-8265300
www.vanoord.com
VBK Leidingtechniek B.V.
P.O.Box 23
1160 AA
Zwanenburg
(0)20-6472205
www.vbkgroep.nl
Visser & Smit Hanab B.V.
P.O.Box 1903
2003 BA
Haarlem
(0)23-5112900
www.vshanab.nl
EDUCATION, TRAINING & RECRUITMENT AB Vakwerk
Noorderweg 44a
1948 PK
Beverwijk
(0)251-860220
www.abnoordholland.nl
BTS Flex B.V.
Morsestraat 11T
4004 JP
Tiel
(0)344-621651
www.btsbv.nl
Delta Team BV
Almeloplein 17
2533 AB
Den Haag
(0)70-3884211
www.deltateam.com
Fundeon
P.O.Box 440
3840 AK
Harderwijk
(0)341-499499
www.fundeon.nl
Koninklijk College Zeemanshoop
Muntplein 10
1012 WR
Amsterdam
(0)20-6253515
www.zeemanshoop.nl
Maritieme Academie Holland
P.O.Box 227
1970 AE
IJmuiden
(0)23-5302900
www.maritieme-academie.nl
Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum
P.O.Box 15443
1001 MK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5232222
www.hetscheepvaartmuseum.nl
Nova College
P.O.Box 2110
2002 CC
Haarlem
(0)23-5302010
www.novacollege.nl
NT Publishers B.V.
P.O.Box 200
3000 AE
Rotterdam
(0)10-2801000
www.ntpublishers.nl
Onderwijs Centrum Binnenvaart
P.O.Box 23133
3001 KC
Rotterdam
(0)10-2060609
www.onderwijs-binnenvaart.nl
Redwise Maritime Services B.V.
Amersfoortseweg 12-E
3751 LK
Bunschoten-Spakenburg (0)33-4217860
www.redwise.com
STC B.V.
P.O.Box 63140
3002 JC
Rotterdam
(0)10-2832300
www.stc-bv.nl
SWA Havens
Nieuwe Hemweg 10
1013 BG
Amsterdam
(0)20-6278117
www.weetvanwerken.nl
Van den Broeke Consultancy
Mercuriusstraat 11
2024 TL
Haarlem
(0)6-26220145
www.vandenbroeke.nl
VTL Opleiding & Training
P.O.Box 112
2400 AC
Alphen a/d Rijn
(0)900-1442
www.vtl.nl
WSP Westpoort
P.O.Box 56662
1040 AR
Amsterdam
0800-5252525
www.wspgrootamsterdam.nl
Zebra Maritime B.V.
Monnickendamkade 19C
1976 EC
IJmuiden
(0)255-820080
www.zebramaritime.com
www.abnamro.nl
CONSULTANCY, FINANCIAL , LEGAL & INSURANCE ABN AMRO Bank NV
Gustav Mahlerlaan 10
1082 PP
Amsterdam
0900 - 00 24
Amsterdam Port Consultants
P.O.Box 19406
1000 GK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5234506
www.amsterdamportconsultants.nl
AON Risk Consultants
Paalbergweg 2-4
1105 AG
Amsterdam
(0)20-4305500
www.aon.com
Boekel de Nerée
P.O.Box 75510
1070 AM
Amsterdam
(0)20-7953953
www.bdn.nl
Capelle Consulting
Talesiuspark 9
2064 LJ
Spaarndam
(0)23-5374553
www.capelleconsulting.com
Cox & Partners Accountants en Belastingadviseurs
P.O.Box 3082
2130 KB
Hoofddorp
(0)23-5555000
www.cox.nl
Deloitte Accountants B.V. - Kantoor Amsterdam
Orlyplein 10
1043 DP
Amsterdam
(0)88-2882888
www.deloitte.com
DNTW Advocaten
Singel 72
1015 AC
Amsterdam
(0)20-5301730
www.dntw.nl
DUPI Amsterdam B.V.
Zekeringstraat 36 A
1014 BS
Amsterdam
(0)20-6814692
www.dupi.com
Ernst & Young Accountants LLP
P.O.Box 7925
1008 AC
Amsterdam
(0)20-5497333
www.ey.com
Hampe Meyjes Advocaten B.V.
De Lairessestraat 151
1075 HK
Amsterdam
(0)20-3016161
www.hampemeyjes.nl
ING Bank N.V.
Osdorpplein 113
1068 SP
Amsterdam
0900-9242
www.ing.nl
KPMG Accountants N.V.
P.O.Box 74500
1070 DB
Amsterdam
(0)20-6567890
www.kpmg.com
Lloyd’s Register EMEA
Zekeringstraat 52
1014 BT
Amsterdam
(0)20-6990699
www.lr.org
Marine Management Consult
Admiraal de Ruijterweg 52hs
1056 GL
Amsterdam
06-19892597
www.marine-mc.com
Marsh B.V.
P.O.Box 232
3000 AE
Rotterdam
(0)10-4060600
www.marsh.com
Meijers Assurantien B.V.
P.O.Box 707
1180 AS
Amstelveen
(0)20-6420542
www.meijers.nl
Nationale Borg Maatschappij N.V.
P.O.Box 955
1000 AZ
Amsterdam
(0)20-5533900
www.nationaleborg.nl
Nauta Dutilh Advocaten
P.O.Box 7113
1007 JC
Amsterdam
(0)20-7171000
www.nautadutilh.com
Nepa Shipping B.V.
Hoger Einde Noord 28
1191 AC
Ouderkerd a/d Amstel (0)20-6846656
www.nepashipping.biz
Noord Nederlandsche P&I Club
Silodam 183
1013 AS
Amsterdam
(0)50-5343211
www.nnpc.nl
Price Waterhouse Coopers
Thomas R. Malthusstraat 5
1066 JR
Amsterdam
(0)88-7920020
www.pwc.com
Rabobank Amsterdam
P.O.Box 94374
1090 GJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-7778899
www.rabobank.nl
Raetsheren van Orden
P.O.Box 1015
1810 KA
Alkmaar
(0)72-5414151
www.rhvo.nl
ROHE Advocaten
Herengracht 514
1017 CC
Amsterdam
(0)20-7370128
www.roheadvocaten.nl
Stig Consult
P.O.Box 95956
2509 CZ
Den Haag
(0)88-1222111
www.stigconsult.com
Van der Steenhoven Advocaten NV
Herengracht 582-584
1017 CJ
Amsterdam
(0)20-6077979
www.vandersteenhoven.nl
Van Doorne N.V.
P.O.Box 75265
1070 AG
Amsterdam
(0)20-6789123
www.van-doorne.com
Vijverhorst Ports & Logistics
Vijverweg 15
2061 GT
Bloemendaal
(0)23-5275365
Wiersma Mensonides
P.O.Box 75576
1070 AN
Amsterdam
(0)20-5245245
Willis B.V.
P.O.Box 12733
1100 AS
Amsterdam-Zuidoost (0)20-5312525 www.willis.com
www.wmlaw.nl
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Company name address p code city phone +31
WEBSITE
RE AL ESTATE & PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT Blaauwhof Makelaars
Dukdalfweg 60
1041 BE
Amsterdam
(0)20-4203200
www.blaauwhof.nl
Colliers International Netherlands B.V.
P.O.Box 75168
1070 AD
Amsterdam
(0)20-5405580
www.colliers.com
Delta Onroerend Goed B.V.
P.O.Box 1160
1940 ED
Beverwijk
(0)251-220495
geen
DHG Property Solutions
Maasboulevard 7
3114 HB
Schiedam
(0)10-4264455
www.dhg.nl
DTZ Zadelhoff
P.O.Box 74030
1070 BA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6644644
www.dtz.nl
MSCY Vastgoed B.V.
P.O.Box 541
1970 AM
IJmuiden
(0)255 547020
BUSINESS PROMOTION & TRADE ORGANISATIONS Air Cargo Netherlands
P.O. Box 75517
1118 ZN
Schiphol Zuid
(0)20-3163940
www.acn.nl
Amsterdam Cruise Port
P.O.Box 3901
1001 AS
Amsterdam
(0)20-7026081
www.amsterdamcruise.com
Amsterdam Marketing
P.O.Box 3331
1001 AC
Amsterdam
(0)20-7026100
www.iamsterdam.com
Amsterdam Ports Association
De Ruijterkade 7
1013 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6273706
www.amports.nl
AYOP Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Port
De Ruijterkade 7
1013 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6273706
www.ayop.com
Centraal Bureau voor de Rijn- & Binnenvaart
P.O.Box 23133
3001 KC
Rotterdam
(0)10-7989800
www.cbrb.nl
DNHK Nederlands-Duitse Handelskamer
P.O. Box 80533
2508 GM
Den Haag
(070)-3114100
www.dnhk.org
Fed IJmond
Sluisplein 60
1975 AG
IJmuiden
(0)255-560505
www.fedijmond.nl
Havensocieteit Groot Amsterdam
Hornlaan 12
1566 VM
Assendelft
(0)75-6873005
www.havensocieteit.nl
Havenvereniging Rotterdam
P.O.Box 1254
3180 AG
Rozenburg
(0)181-296030
www.havenverenigingrotterdam.nl
HOV IJmond
P.O.Box 2056
1990 AB
Velserbroek
(0)23-5133113
www.hovijmond.nl
Kamer van Koophandel Amsterdam
P.O.Box 2852
1000 CW
Amsterdam
(0)20-5314000
www.kvk.nl
Kon. Ned. Ver. Onze Vloot
Wassenaarseweg 2c
2596 CH
Den Haag
(0)70-3839504
www.onzevloot.nl
Nederland Distributieland - NDL / HIDC
P.O.Box 660
2700 AR
Zoetermeer
(0)79-3438110
www.ndl.nl
Netherlands African Business Council (NABC)
P.O.Box 93082
2509 AB
Den Haag
(0)70-3043618
www.nabc.nl
Netherlands Council for Trade Promotion (NCH)
P.O.Box 10
2501 CA
Den Haag
(0)70-3441523
www.handelsbevordering.nl
Netherlands Hong Kong Society
Modemstraat 11b
1033 RW
Amsterdam
(0)20-7600336
www.nhks.nl
NT Publishers B.V.
P.O.Box 200
3000 AE
Rotterdam
(0)10-2801000
www.ntpublishers.nl
NVG
P.O.Box 93002
2509 AA
Den Haag
(0)70-3490750
www.nvg.nl
ORAM, Business Association Amsterdam
De Ruyterkade 7
1013 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6222111
www.oram.nl
STC B.V.
P.O.Box 63140
3002 JC
Rotterdam
(0)10-2832300
www.stc-bv.nl
Stichting Nederland Maritiem Land
Boompjes 40
3011 XB
Rotterdam
(0)10-4007160
www.maritiemland.nl
Stichting Sail Amsterdam
Kattenburgerstraat 7
1018 JA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6811804
www.sail2010.nl
Syntens
P.O.Box 19408
1000 GK
Amsterdam
(0)884-440444
www.syntens.nl
VEBAN
P.O.Box 37656
1030 BH
Amsterdam
(0)20-7220877
www.veban.nl
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
P.O.Box 1025
1000 BA
Amsterdam
(0)20-5953200
www.hva.nl
Connexxion Water B.V.
3e Rijksbinnenhaven 1
1951 JL
Velsen-Noord
(0)251-262000
water.connexxion.nl
Fotografie Ed Seeder
Jan Greshoffstraat 23
1822 JC
Alkmaar
(0)6-51533391
www.fotografie-edseeder.nl
Industrial Automation Partners B.V.
Gyroscoopweg 23
1042 AC
Amsterdam
(0)20-4472777
www.iapbv.nl
KbWorks B.V.
SuikerSilo West 15
1165 MP
Halfweg
(0)20-7370966
www.kbworks.nl
KPN Critical Communications
Röntgenlaan 75
2719 DX
Zoetermeer
(0)88-6610000
www.kpn.com
Landmark Depot Facility
Koddeweg 2
3194 DH
Rotterdam
(0)10-4386369
M&M Beveiliging B.V.
Argonweg 26
1362 AA
Almere
(0)36-5361338
www.mmbeveiliging.nl
Rederij Plas
Damrak Steiger 3
1012 JX
Amsterdam
(0)20-6245406
www.rederijplas.nl
Rinders Catering VoF
Monnickendammerrijweg 18A
1452 PL
Ilpendam
(0)20-4363411
www.rinderscatering.nl
SC Telstar
P.O.Box 90
1970 AB
IJmuiden
(0)255-546920
www.sctelstar.nl
SchipperVaasen Automotive Services
Corsicaweg 10
1044 AB
Amsterdam
(0)20-4473099
www.schippervaasen.nl
Seamen’s Centre Amsterdam
Radarweg 32
1042 AA
Amsterdam
(0)20-6117912
www.seamensclub-amsterdam.nl
Securitas
Keienbergweg 12
1101 GB
Amsterdam
(0)20-3125800
www.securitas.com
Stichting Collectieve Beveiliging Amsterdam
P.O.Box 19406
1000 GK
Amsterdam
(0)20-5238600
www.collectievebeveiliging.eu
WinSys B.V.
Kromhoutstraat 54A
1976 BM
IJmuiden
(0)255-540333
www.winsys.nl
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The Amsterdam-IJmond region, part of the overall Dutch pilotage system, handles some 13,000 shipping movenments a year. PHOTO: ED SEEDER
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