Houston, Texas—Project freight forwarding giant deugro (USA), Inc. has expanded its presence in the United States with the opening of a new satellite office in Houston’s Energy Corridor. The move reflects the company’s strategic growth plans and commitment to strengthening client relationships in a region that continues to thrive as a global logistics hub.
Located at 757 N Eldridge Parkway, the new office offers a modern workspace tailored to meet the needs of deugro’s expanding team. The Energy Corridor has long been a focal point for the oil and gas sector, housing key players in the industry, making it a natural choice for deugro’s latest expansion. With the increasing demand for logistics services across energy, heavy industries, and infrastructure projects, the additional Houston office positions deugro to better serve both existing and prospective clients.
The decision to expand into a secondary office in Houston was influenced by the city’s growing economic opportunities. Houston remains a critical logistics gateway for international trade, and deugro’s presence in the region allows it to stay closer to its clients while enhancing operational efficiency. The new office space boasts an open-concept design, multiple breakout rooms, and modern conference facilities to foster collaboration and innovation among team members.
Gert Jensen, Senior Vice President of Operations at deugro USA, emphasized the company’s commitment to knowledge-sharing and operational excellence. “We believe sharing our in-depth logistical knowledge will significantly contribute to our current and future partnerships,” he stated. This approach aligns with deugro’s broader strategy of positioning itself as a knowledge-driven logistics partner rather than just a service provider.
Ryan Blewett, Branch Manager of deugro’s Houston office, reinforced the significance of the expansion. “Our new office is a testament to our growth and our commitment to providing the best-possible environment for our team,” he said. “This move will not only enhance our operational capabilities but also foster a more collaborative and innovative culture.” Blewett also highlighted the importance of office location in meeting client expectations, underscoring deugro’s dedication to providing high-touch service.
deugro (USA), Inc. has been a major player in North America’s project freight forwarding landscape for over two decades. The company’s expansion in Houston is the latest in a series of growth milestones that have seen it establish multiple offices across the continent. Its business divisions span air and ocean freight, specialized transport, customs brokerage, and supply chain logistics for the oil and gas sector. The company also operates two logistics terminals in Texas, providing critical warehousing and distribution solutions.
With a growing team of more than 180 logistics professionals, deugro USA has solidified its reputation as a leading project forwarder for some of the largest capital projects in the U.S. and Canada. Its client base includes major EPCs, OEMs, and fabricators of over-dimensional industrial equipment, all of whom rely on deugro’s expertise in managing complex global supply chains.
The opening of the new Houston office marks yet another step forward for deugro as it continues to strengthen its position in the North American logistics market. By strategically expanding its footprint, the company is ensuring that it remains agile and well-positioned to support large-scale industrial projects that require precision, expertise, and a deep understanding of global freight logistics.
