European groupage, road, intermodal and contract logistics provider
KLG Europe is a Venlo-based logistics group running groupage distribution, multimodal freight, customs and warehousing across Europe. Its stack pairs Quintiq planning with BizTalk, EDIFACT and ANSI X12 integration on SQL Server and Oracle, a mature EDI-centric setup for shipper connectivity. Hiring is dominated by mid-level logistics and ops roles in the Netherlands, alongside a small but notable security push covering penetration testing and backup recovery.
KLG Europe is a privately held logistics service provider headquartered in Venlo, Netherlands, founded in 1918 and employing 1,001–5,000 people. It provides road transport, rail, sea and air freight, intermodal services, customs clearance, warehousing and contract logistics to shippers throughout Europe. The company focuses on European groupage distribution, with a strong position on France lanes and its own hub-and-spoke network in Romania. It operates branches across countries including the Netherlands, Romania, Serbia and the United Kingdom, backed by its own trucking division and warehouse capacity.
KLG Europe uses Quintiq for planning, BizTalk Server with EDIFACT, ANSI X12, XSLT and XSD for EDI integration, SQL Server and Oracle databases, C#, Power BI, AFAS, TMS and WMS systems, plus VMware and Citrix.
Yes, KLG Europe is hiring in the Netherlands, mainly mid-level logistics and operations roles, with additional sales, finance and security positions, though hiring pace is currently slowing.
KLG Europe is headquartered in Venlo, Limburg, in the Netherlands, and operates branches across Europe including Romania, Serbia and the United Kingdom.
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