From A to Z with Manuport Logistics
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We at Manuport Logistics have all the expertise you need! Manuport Logistics part of the Euroports Group successfully secured new transshipment business that will be routed through Euroports’ Terminal at quay 168 in Antwerp. Manuport Logistics will arrange the pre-carriage of fertilizers by barge from the Hinterland to the port, where Euroports will carry out a seamless transfer from barge to coaster. Promar and Fast Customs will respectively take care of the ship and customs formalities. Offering a comprehensive, reliable and cost-effective solution for the customer’s maritime exports has been the key driver behind this project. Be Different - Be MPL
Be Different - Be MPL
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MPL Indonesia Makes Waves, Not Waste
This World Sustainability Day, our MPL team in Indonesia made the difference by taking our commitment to sustainability beyond words and into action. Through our “Make Waves, Not Waste” beach clean-up, we collected 513 kilos of waste.
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Market Situation – Compass – October '25
As part of our commitment to our partners, we share information and try to provide you with some context with periodic reports like the following, with relevant information on the logistics industry. To keep some overview, we have broken this report down into geographical regions and into bullets. Although not all trades are in the report, similar trends apply. If you require more detailed info on a specific trade or topic you can always reach out to your usual Manuport contact.
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Manuport Logistics expands further: opening a fourth office in Indonesia
With the start of the sugar campaign just behind us, Belgian sugar exports are gaining momentum. During the previous sugar season, Belgian freight forwarder Manuport Logistics (MPL) transported 28,599 containers, representing 719,000 tons of sugar. The forwarder plays a key role in Belgian sugar exports, which remained stable at 112 kilotons in July 2025 but were 43 percent lower than a year earlier. Expectations are higher for the current season, partly due to favorable weather conditions and rapid initial growth of the beets.