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Royal Burgers delivered its first Double Deck trailer to Portugal, partnering with dealer Nforce to bring up to 60% more payload and 40% less CO₂ per pallet to the Portuguese market.
Royal Burgers Heisterkamp are strengthening their partnership to make double-deck transport accessible to more carriers in Europe, offering up to 60% more cargo volume and up to a 40% reduction in CO₂ emissions per pallet.
Thirty European trailer manufacturers are asking the European Commission to better align CO₂ regulations for trailers with real-world conditions. According to the industry, a focus on theoretical calculations could actually lead to more trips, less efficient transport, and ultimately higher CO₂ emissions.
Since the introduction of the truck toll, one thing has become clear: every kilometer counts more than ever. This change not only affects transportation costs, but also sparks a broader discussion about efficiency, capacity, and how we will organize logistics in the future.
Europe’s driver shortage is no longer a future concern—it’s today’s reality. As experienced drivers retire and too few young people enter the profession, logistics companies must find new ways to increase capacity.
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Aalsmeer – Royal Burgers has been officially appointed as a LeciTrailer dealer for Northwest Netherlands. This appointment strengthens Royal Burgers' position within the trailer industry and further expands its portfolio with one of Europe's fastest-growing trailer brands.
Aalsmeer – MultiTrax, Royal Burgers' dealer in Italy, in collaboration with logistics service provider Italtrans and supermarket chain Esselunga, is taking a significant step towards more sustainable and efficient transport. A Burgers Double Deck trailer was recently commissioned for daily distribution between the logistics centers of Pioltello, Biandrate, and Sesto Fiorentino.
Solar panels on vehicles mitigate grid congestion by generating energy locally. Particularly in logistics, this, combined with Double Deck solutions, leads to fewer trips and reduced grid strain.
As fuel prices rise and transport costs escalate, Action opts not to pass these expenses on to consumers. The distinction lies in the configuration of its supply chain.
Focusing solely on fuel is logical but too limited. By transporting more volume per trip, you directly reduce costs, CO₂, and reliance on drivers. The true gain lies in load efficiency.
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