Bertschi Ploiesti
Sc Bertschi Logistic Srl
Soseaua Ploiesti-targov. Km 8 Parc Industr. Ploieşti, Trup I
Str. Cubului Nr. 7, Camera 2
100213 Ploiesti
Romania
Intermodal Services and Bertschi Logistics are both located in Prahova County, one of Romania’s most important industrial areas.
Bertschi Logistics has been operating since 2012, providing last-mile services for Bertschi tank containers arriving by rail from Western Europe to the intermodal terminal in Ploiești. The terminal itself has been in operation since 2011 with another stakeholder and became part of the Bertschi Group at the end of 2018 under the name Intermodal Services. Together, the two companies strengthen Bertschi Group’s presence in Romania, connecting Western Europe with South-Eastern Europe. The terminal is neutral and offers handling, temporary storage, and heating services to a wide range of customers.
The site is part of the Bertschi Group, a global logistics provider specializing in intermodal transport and logistics solutions for the chemical industry, operating a global network of terminals, subsidiaries, and service hubs.
Key highlights
- Regional delivery of tank containers arriving by rail
- Handling, temporary storage and heating for a broad customer base
- Link between Western and Southeastern Europe
Container handling & terminal facilities
- Storage capacity: 576 TEU, including 100 TEU for Dangerous goods for ADR classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9
- Accepted units: 20- to 45-foot containers, flat racks and semi-trailers
- Two 350-metre platform tracks plus four tracks for shunting and staging
- Three reach stackers with piggyback capability and one forklift
- Steam, warm-water and electric heating, cooling and reefer connections
- Certifications: ISO 14001:2015, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 45001:2023, Umweltgenehmigung für die temporäre Lagerung chemischer Produkte, DG
Get in touch
Contact our team for terminal handling, storage, heating or last-mile logistics in Romania.
Location
Prahova County, Romania. The terminal is approximately 60 km from Bucharest at the junction of European transport Corridors IV and IX, with access to DN72, DN1, DN1A and the A3 and A7 motorways.