Antwerp Zomerweg Terminal bv (AZT)
Zomerweg 24
2030 Antwerp
Belgium
Antwerp Zomerweg Terminal bv (AZT) is Bertschi's Plastics Hub, dangerous goods container storage facility, and trimodal terminal at the Port of Antwerp.
Located in Europe's largest integrated chemical cluster, AZT offers certified container storage for dangerous goods classes 3, 4.1, 5.1, 5.2, 6.1, 8 and 9 with seamless intermodal connections via rail, barge, and truck across Bertschi's European network.
Key highlights
- Specialized in dangerous goods (DG) container storage, bulk storage, and intermodal services
- Seamless trimodal connections via rail, barge, and truck
- Possibility to combine transport with long-term storage and/or heating
- Built for high-capacity chemical logistics at the Port of Antwerp
Container handling & terminal facilities
- Total area: 60,000 m²
- Storage capacity: 2,500 TEUs (1,290 for DG)
- Certified storage of dangerous goods classes 3, 4.1, 5.1, 5.2, 6.1, 8 and 9
- Suitable for ADR/IMDG-classified dangerous goods, depending on product and storage requirements
- In - & outbound transport services
- Last mile services for tank containers
- Heating station offering steam, warm water and electric connection
- Sampling
- Safety inspection platform
- Trailer parking
- Four 650m rail sidings to accommodate full trains, with transit capacity of 1,250 TEU
- Customs bonded storage with full customs handling
Plastics Hub
- Storage capacity: 2,000 30' box containers, 50kt of bulk storage
- Container decanting and liner installation
Get in touch
Looking for certified dangerous goods storage or trimodal transport solutions in Antwerp? Or simply want to learn more about our terminal and services? Contact our team for any inquiries.
Location
AZT is located in the heart of the Port of Antwerp on the right bank, in the center of Europe's largest integrated chemical cluster. The terminal provides direct access to key chemical production, import and distribution flows in the Antwerp region and connects them with Bertschi's European intermodal network.