Your specialist in break-bulk deliveries in Europe
Are you looking for a partner for food logistics in Europe, especially for temperature-controlled general cargo transport? Do you prioritise fast, tightly scheduled shipment of your products to anywhere in Europe, always at the correct temperatures and with end-to-end traceability? We set up the European Food Network as the answer to all these needs. The EFN is a network of partner companies which operates across Europe, providing temperature-controlled break-bulk transport services.
Refrigerated transport units
Total food logistics sales
Food-appropriate storage area
The performance data specified above collectively substantiate the performance range of all those enterprises operating as independent corporations in their respective countries and offering their logistics services within the European Food Network.
Fixed schedules and arrival times
Our network includes 23 independent companies specializing in food logistics. They offer you reliable and flexible logistics services across 34 European country borders and have a network of cross-docking platforms near the borders in Europe with direct connections to the destination countries. Precision-timed regular services link over 200 locations in a Europe-wide network, providing the basis for reliable arrival times and high transport capacity availability – an enormous benefit for you as a customer.
- Temperature sensitive food transport, from ultra-fresh to ambient
The EFN is your partner for temperature-controlled group shipping and loads; our members take care of shipping packaged foods in all consignment sizes, packaging types and non-frozen temperature ranges on behalf of food manufacturers and retailers. Within Europe, we transport meat and sausage products, dairy products, wines and spirits, baked goods and confectionery, convenience and delicatessen products and cereals to trading companies, catering companies, wholesale service providers and the food processing industry.
- Efficient management of logistics processes for your shipments
Save time! Digitally controlled processes and seamlessly coordinated transport chains are the basis for fast, efficient delivery services throughout Europe. Export shipments crossing more than one border are fast-tracked through the Eurohub to arrive at their destination one day earlier – in some cases even from Friday to Monday depending on the countries and distances involved. Our service enables food suppliers to ship their products to large parts of Europe even on Saturdays, involving minimum transit times and one transhipment fewer.
- Planning certainty and transparent costs for your transport operations
You can rely on our services! We have decades of experience in logistics for the food industry, with a portfolio spanning break-bulk, part- and complete shipments as well as contract logistics with industry-specific value-added services. We are familiar with the ins and outs of local markets; in many countries we are among the top logistics providers for temperature-controlled food transport. Our vivengo product family offers a range of standardised transport services tailored to the needs of the food industry; our products vengospeed, vengoflex and vengofix enable you to choose the desired transport speed and delivery date for your current needs, giving you added certainty in planning your production and distribution operations.
European Food Network Locations
Depend on the European Food Network for all your food and beverage transport needs. The logistics companies in the European Food Network offer proven logistics expertise and years of experience.
Presence in 34 European countries
Click the Country button to show the food logistics specialists located in your area. Contact us directly and find out more about the quality of service provided by the European Food Network!
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Sustainable logistics for your food transports
Consistently using efficient logistics concepts for the temperature-controlled transport and storage of your foodstuffs brings you real added value. Costs are lower, deliveries are easier to plan and, if necessary - thanks to timed scheduled transports - they reach their destination more quickly. Another big advantage for the environment: CO2 emissions are significantly reduced. When we founded the European Food Network, we already had the intention of avoiding environmentally damaging empty runs by bundling general cargo shipments within Europe.
Target reached! Our efficient general cargo network transports food shipments within Europe with high frequency, speed and quality. With 23 network members, we operate regular scheduled transports with fixed transit times between 34 European countries. But this is only one step towards sustainable and efficient logistics. We achieve further increases in efficiency and reductions in CO2 by, among other things, increasing the use of mega-trailers, long trucks and extended semi-trailers with double-deck equipment. The expansion of digital processes also contributes to better planning and a reduction in the consumption of resources such as paper. For us, active climate protection is an essential part of our network philosophy and goes far beyond efficiency improvements in the supply chain. We are intensively involved with sustainable logistics and are already implementing various measures in a wide range of areas.
Examples include:
- Inner cities are increasingly being supplied by battery-electric trucks. More ›
- The first hydrogen fuel cell trucks and battery electric trucks are already being used for long-distance transport in Switzerland. More ›
- The use of highly efficient, energy-saving refrigeration systems as well as LED lighting reduces energy consumption values.
- Warehouses and office buildings are mainly supplied with self-produced green electricity via photovoltaic systems.
- When purchasing energy, some partners rely 100% on green electricity.
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