Logistics company CLdN has announced an increase in frequency and capacity on its Zeebrugge-Teesside service. The move is driven by growing demand for reliable direct services between continental Europe, North East England and Scotland.
The route will receive an additional weekly service from the end of February, as well as larger capacity vessels. Later this year, CLdN will add two new large-capacity RoRo vessels to its fleet, enabling it to respond quickly to customer demand. The fleet expansion will also strengthen CLdN’s position as a green carrier, delivering the lowest CO₂ emissions of any competitor for unaccompanied cargo across the North Sea.
CLdN remains the leading operator of RoRo services between Europe and the UK east coast. At the port of Zeebrugge, customers can consolidate their cargo at one terminal and choose to deliver to Purfleet, Killingholme or Teesside, optimising last-mile logistics.