Royal Burgers launches a new generation Double Deck trailer and accelerates its global expansion.

Media Coverage: Published in The National Post The National Post highlights Royal Burgers’ 100th anniversary and the launch of the upgraded Double Deck trailer, part of a broader international rollout that extends the company’s reach beyond Europe.

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The article highlights how Royal Burgers combines technical precision and service integration to deliver reliable, high-load-density transport solutions to global retailers and specialized carriers. Each trailer is supported by dealer training, cross-regional service networks, and predictive maintenance technology that keeps fleets running efficiently.

Under the leadership of our CEO, Jeroen Naalden, and our dedicated team, Royal Burgers continues to expand its global production and service network, thereby reinforcing our mission to design vehicles that combine efficiency, safety, and environmental responsibility.

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