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BSR van Uden Stevedoring

Rotterdam, Netherlands

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BSR van Uden Stevedoring has been offering the loading and storage of piece cargo, ballast, and breakbulk cargoes for over 100 years, particularly for shipping lines, cargo service providers, forwarders, and cargo owners in the port city of Rotterdam. The company operates a terminal facility in the Merwehaven with 20,000 square meters of covered storage space and specializes in optimizing the logistics process through the use of appropriate materials, means, teams, and services. BSR van Uden Stevedoring also offers the loading of various piece goods such as Big Bags, rolls, steel, pallets, and containers.

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