SCEND Opened New Logistics Hub in Netherlands
The B Corp logistics provider has launched a second facility to support cross-border distribution across Europe.
Updated on Oct. 11, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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SCEND has opened a new fulfillment center in North Brabant, Netherlands, marking the firm's second warehouse location. The facility provides clients with expanded international logistics routes and proximity to major ports.
Why it matters
The location enables faster last-mile delivery and scaling support for businesses needing access to the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany. The strategic positioning addresses the growing demand for efficient international distribution networks.
SCEND now operates 2 warehouse locations, doubling its footprint from the previous 1. The new site aims to support international scaling for its clients.
The players
SCEND
A B Corp Certified third-party logistics provider that manages fulfillment and distribution for international clients.
The details
The facility is positioned with direct access to the A27 and A58 motorways, streamlining ground transportation into Germany and Belgium. By leveraging proximity to the ports of Rotterdam and Antwerp, the site integrates into established global shipping routes to facilitate both international and last-mile distribution.
Timeline
October 11, 2026: The facility opening was announced.
Market Landscape
This move reflects the trend of third-party logistics providers concentrating assets near major European transit corridors to consolidate cross-border shipping. It follows a pattern of investment in regional fulfillment nodes to improve supply chain resilience.
Businesses evaluating their European distribution network should review the geographic advantages provided by North Brabant's proximity to major trade corridors. This development highlights the importance of matching fulfillment locations to existing motorway and port infrastructure.
The takeaway
Proximity to key port infrastructure and major motorways remains a decisive factor for scaling international distribution. Operators should monitor their shipping costs to and from European markets as new logistics nodes influence regional transit competition.
Further reading
Explore broader trends in business infrastructure and site development in our Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Warehouse & Logistics News | Warehouse and Logistics News is the magazine for the UK warehouse and logistics industry.
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