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25 - 02 - 2025

KLG Europe Premium Partner in the ‘Most Attractive Employer’ election

In the 'Most Attractive Employer of Limburg 2025' election, we are once again among the frontrunners. After three consecutive victories, our leading position has now earned us the special status of 'premium partner'. This is not only a remarkable title for us but also a recognition as an inspiring example of good employer practices.

24 - 09 - 2024

The value of logistics engineers: ‘Greater insight can deliver savings’

Business engineer, logistics engineer. Whatever the function is called, more and more logistics service providers are employing someone who gets completely into the skin of the consignor and is his logistics enquirer. What qualities do they have? What do they bring to the company? And what do they need to remain relevant in the future? Sjoerd Rijs; logistics engineer at KLG Europe shares his experience. Sjoerd Rijs' salary slip at KLG Europe reads “operational excellence engineer”. Quite a mouthful, but it turns out to be just a designation. In conversation with the customer, he works on better logistics processes. He does this based on data and experience with optimisation processes. Rijs (25) has been working in this position for about three years now. He started at KLG while studying Logistics Management at Fontys Venlo. He was already offered a contract during his internship and, in his own words, has no regrets about staying here while he actually wanted to pursue another master's degree. ‘I feel right at home here,’ he says.

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27 - 06 - 2024

KLG Europe Proud of its Contribution to the Successful Edition of the three-day walking event

Two weeks ago, another successful edition of the three-day walking event took place in Horst aan de Maas. At KLG Europe, we are proud to have contributed as a sponsor to this wonderful event. This year, the event welcomed more than 1,050 walkers per day, with a peak of over 1,100 participants on the final day, Sunday.