Amsterdam - Walker International Transportation (Netherlands) B.V. (Amsterdam, Head Office)
Walker International Transportation BV operates multiple forwarding and logistics facilities in the Netherlands, with a presence in Amsterdam and Maastricht. The Maastricht facility features a bonded, TAPA-certified warehouse spanning 6,500 square meters, equipped with a dangerous goods (DG) license, screening facilities, and racking systems. This site supports secure storage and handling for a range of goods, benefiting clients requiring compliant and monitored warehousing options.
In Amsterdam, the company runs both a general cargo operation and a GDP/Pharma cross-dock and warehousing facility. These capabilities position Walker International Transportation to manage a variety of supply chain requirements, including controlled-temperature shipments and pharmaceutical-grade handling, alongside standard freight activities. The Amsterdam and Maastricht offices are configured to manage cross trades to and from various European destinations, covering both air and ocean modes. This structure enables coordinated, multi-modal shipments and routing decisions based on shipper or consignee location, shipment characteristics, and cross-border considerations.
As a certified freight forwarder, Walker International Transportation emphasizes core competencies in air freight and ocean freight, supported by its warehousing infrastructure and cross-docking operations. The organization facilitates cross-border logistics within Europe, aiming to provide reliable service continuity and visibility throughout the transport process. The teams at both offices are prepared to route shipments efficiently, leveraging their respective facilities to match service requirements with appropriate handling, storage, and compliance needs.
For inquiries and shipment coordination, the company provides contact points through its general operations channel at wca@witlogistics.com, inviting customers to route requests to the most suitable office based on shipper/consignee postal codes or cross-trade details. This approach helps optimize transit times and align operational capabilities with specific customer needs while maintaining a clear line of communication across multiple hubs.
