Freight Transport to Belgium

Freight Transport to Belgium: Antwerp and Brussels

Belgium is the logistics heart of Western Europe: the port of Antwerp — one of the EU’s largest — and the capital Brussels handle cargo from all over the world. Hort Trans runs freight transport to Belgium by dedicated truck or groupage, with CMR paperwork and full customs support.

The ≈2,100 km route follows the E40 corridor that links Kyiv and Brussels via Poland and Germany, so the trip needs no complex interchanges.

Key Delivery Points

Return Trips from Antwerp

The port of Antwerp is a typical import pick-up point: machinery, components, consumer goods. If you need cargo brought from Belgium rather than sent there, we collect it from the port terminal or the supplier’s warehouse and deliver to Ukraine along the same E40 corridor. The route combines well with the Netherlands (Rotterdam nearby), Germany and France; other destinations are under international transportation.

What Shapes the Trip Schedule

• time slots at Antwerp port terminals — pick-up is booked for a specific window;
• the LEZ zones of Brussels, Antwerp and Ghent: vehicle compliance is checked in advance;
• rush-hour load on the Brussels and Antwerp ring roads;
• combining with the Netherlands: Rotterdam and Antwerp are effectively one logistics cluster.

The steady import flow from the port makes Belgium convenient for return loads — which lowers the per-kilometre cost both ways.

Belgium Shipping FAQ