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Agreement Stemcor - Katoen Native-born for storage and handling of producing iron and steel in the port of Antwerp
The stock trader of the steel has warehouses in France, Germany and Scandinavia
December 17, 2012
The group Stemcor Holdings, main world-wide independent stock trader in the field of steel, has signed a contract in the long term with the logistic group Belgian Katoen Native-born for storage and handling of producing iron and steel in the port of Antwerp. This decision - Robert Van der Weck, managing of the Stemcor has explained - "will allow us to serve the customers in way still more efficient. These customers are situated within a beam of 650 kilometers from the port of Antwerp, what that allows to reduce the time of delivery. Moreover, with the offer of a series of services to added value like the cut and handling, we will be able to offer to the customers a choice still immenser.
The Harbour Authority of Antwerp has remembered that the Stemcor group has warehouses in France, Germany and Scandinavia. "Our localization in the heart of Europe, that it allows with the loaders of being nearer the European customers, with our remarkable experience as European port for steel - it has emphasized the commercial director of the Port Authority, Luc Arnouts - is the advantages that carry customers like Stemcor to opt for the port of Antwerp". In the 2011 Belgian port it has enlivened beyond 10 million producing tons of iron and steel.
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The group Stemcor Holdings, main world-wide independent stock trader in the field of steel, has signed a contract in the long term with the logistic group Belgian Katoen Native-born for storage and handling of producing iron and steel in the port of Antwerp. This decision - Robert Van der Weck, managing of the Stemcor has explained - "will allow us to serve the customers in way still more efficient. These customers are situated within a beam of 650 kilometers from the port of Antwerp, what that allows to reduce the time of delivery. Moreover, with the offer of a series of services to added value like the cut and handling, we will be able to offer to the customers a choice still immenser.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
