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Belgium · container resale

Used, SOC and one-way container resale in Belgium

Antwerp is Belgium's main container gateway in our registry, with other locations handled on request. LATYNEX registers container supply and demand across Belgium and matches professional counterparties, so a box that arrives without a return job has somewhere to go.

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Reporting containers in Belgium

Owners, forwarders and NVOCCs can report used, one-way, SOC, off-hire or damaged containers before they arrive or once they stand in Belgium. We compare each report with registered demand and revert with a view of whether a fit is realistic.

Registering demand in Belgium

Container traders, exporters and storage or conversion users describe what they need: type, quantity range, area, one-off or recurring. We keep it on file and contact them only when a concrete lot fits, never with a generic list.

Areas we cover

Antwerp is the Belgian gateway with its own page and sourced port context. Other Belgian locations, such as Ghent or inland sites, are handled on request: name the place in the form and we will say whether we can help.

Antwerp: port page

Belgium next to the Netherlands

A buyer in one country may sometimes be best served by a lot in the other. We match on distance between ports, not on the border, and the reviewer sees the reason for every cross-border suggestion.

Verified country context

Belgium: sourced background

  • Belgium has been an EU member state since 1 January 1958, in the euro area since 1 January 1999 and in Schengen since 26 March 1995 (EU country profile).

Sources: european-union.europa.eu · verified 2026-09-21

Verified port context

Gateway context: Antwerp

  • In 2025 Port of Antwerp-Bruges container throughput grew 0.4% in tonnage and 0.7% in TEU.
  • Port authority says container traffic remained stable in 2025, confirming its role as a logistics hub and underlining the need for additional capacity.
  • Port handled 1,170,394 TEU of reefer containers in 2025, the highest volume ever recorded.
  • PSA Antwerp MPET: quay 3,700 m, max depth 17 m, 247 ha, 9 MTEU, 38 cranes.
  • PSA Noordzee Terminal: 1,265 m quay, 17 m depth, 92 ha, 3 MTEU, 14 cranes; Europa Terminal: 590 m, 14.5 m, 25 ha, 1 MTEU, 7 cranes.
  • According to PSA Antwerp, over 75% of containers entering the Port of Antwerp pass through its three container terminals.
  • According to the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, the Left Bank Container Cluster, centred on a Second Tidal Dock adjacent to the Deurganck Dock, will increase Antwerp's container handling capacity by 7 million TEU; the draft project decision was approved on 29 May 2026 (project, not yet operating).

Sources: newsroom.portofantwerpbruges.com · newsroom.portofantwerpbruges.com · psa-antwerp.be · newsroom.portofantwerpbruges.com · verified 2026-09-21

Equipment

What you can submit for Belgium

  • Submit supply or demand for Belgium: 20' dry (20DC), 40' dry (40DC), 40' high cube (40HC), Reefer, Flat rack, Open top, Tank, Other.
  • Dry containers are the core of what we match; every other type is reviewed case by case.

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Belgium: questions we hear

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