Gelder Logistics is the ideal partner for pallet transport. We offer a wide range of services, including:

• Express transport: We can deliver your pallets quickly and efficiently, even for urgent shipments.
• Regular transport: We offer groupage, FTL (Full Truck Load), and LTL (Less Than Truck Load) transport.
• Daily or weekly pallet distribution: We can handle all your pallet transport needs, both B2B and B2C.

Secure and efficient pallet transport

For pallet transport within the Benelux, we use vehicles with loading ramps and electric pallet trucks. This ensures that your shipment is handled carefully and accurately.

Competitive rates and fast delivery

We offer competitive rates by centralizing our purchasing through our global network of reliable partners. Pallet transport via Gelder Logistics is fast and efficient. You can book your shipment on day A, the transporter will arrive on day B, and your pallets will be delivered on day C.

Pallet transport options

• Worldwide shipping
• Express transport or regular transport
• Groupage shipments, FTL or LTL

Pallet transport: Benelux, Germany, England and worldwide

Within the Benelux, you can track your shipment easily via Track & Trace. Gelder Logistics also has a large network of pallet transport partners in Germany. We also have a specialized transport company for shipping to and from England. Since the UK is no longer part of the EU, there are additional administrative requirements, such as import and export documentation. Gelder Logistics takes care of these administrative matters for you. And if you need pallet transport over even longer distances? Gelder Logistics is also the transport broker that can completely take care of your pallet transport needs in Europe or worldwide.

What do FTL and LTL mean?

FTL stands for Full Truckload, which means that a truck is fully loaded with goods from one sender. In contrast, LTL (Less than Truckload) means that goods from multiple senders are transported together, and the senders pay for the space their goods occupy in the truck. LTL is therefore a financially favorable way to transport goods. FTL is often used for large shipments such as machinery, building materials, and bulk goods, and has the advantage of being able to keep delivery times to a minimum.