Antwerp’s prominence as a key hub for breakbulk and project cargo just got stronger. Trans4Ship, a Belgium-based project freight forwarder, has been named the exclusive Belgium member of the Project Freight Network (PFN). This strategic move enhances PFN’s presence in Europe’s high-value logistics corridors while reinforcing Trans4Ship’s reach through PFN’s selective and quality-driven network.
Trans4Ship, led by industry veteran Werner Cogghe, operates with a firm commitment to transparency, professionalism, and customized logistics solutions. Its inclusion in PFN signals a mutual alignment of values, particularly in ensuring cost-effective and efficient project freight operations. Antwerp, as one of Europe’s critical breakbulk gateways, serves as a vital connection point for major industrial shipments, and Trans4Ship’s expertise will further streamline cargo movements through this channel.
“We believe in a different kind of cooperation—one rooted in sincerity and shared goals,” said Werner Cogghe, Managing Director of Trans4Ship. “Joining PFN allows us to collaborate with like-minded partners and continue delivering clear, efficient, and client-centric logistics solutions.”
The company has already established long-term partnerships with key players, including a recent contract with Royal Smit Transformers, reflecting its ability to manage complex, large-scale shipments. This partnership with PFN is expected to further cement its role in the European project freight sector.
PFN, known for its selective membership, provides exclusive digital tools, marketing support, and trade show participation to its members, ensuring they gain maximum industry exposure and operational efficiency. The network’s objective is to unite top-tier project logistics providers under a value-driven umbrella, emphasizing quality over quantity in its selection process.
“This partnership reflects our commitment to bringing together the best-in-class freight specialists,” said a PFN spokesperson. “Trans4Ship’s expertise and ethical approach to freight forwarding make them a natural fit for our network. We look forward to a strong and successful collaboration.”
The collaboration is expected to create more streamlined, reliable, and cost-efficient project cargo solutions, strengthening the logistics landscape in Belgium and beyond.
