The Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) successfully exhibited at Breakbulk Europe 2026, reaffirming its strong global presence and leadership in project cargo and heavy lift logistics.
Held in Rotterdam this June, Breakbulk Europe once again brought together the international project logistics community, with more than 700 exhibitors and over 12,000 industry professionals from 120 countries attending the event at the AHOY Arena. The exhibition provided an ideal platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and showcasing innovations in heavy and out-of-gauge cargo transport.
Throughout the three-day event, WWPC welcomed a significant number of visitors to its stand, engaging with logistics professionals, partners, and industry stakeholders. The strong interest highlighted the consortium’s reputation for delivering reliable, high-quality solutions through its global network of specialized members.
In addition, WWPC distributed its publication, Heavy Cargo News, to attendees across the exhibition. The magazine highlights the outstanding achievements and project successes of WWPC members worldwide, further strengthening visibility and recognition of the network’s expertise.
“Breakbulk Europe continues to be an essential meeting point for the project cargo industry,” said Wolfgang Karau, Director WWPC. “We are proud to showcase the strength of our global network and the capabilities of our members, while strengthening relationships with partners and clients from around the world.”
WWPC’s participation at Breakbulk Europe 2026 underscores its members commitment to collaboration, innovation, and excellence in delivering complex logistics solutions across industries.
Thank you all the visitors, let´s keep in touch!
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Members of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) visiting Rotterdam for this year’s Breakbulk Europe Exhibition gathered for the annual Pre-Breakbulk Reception, hosted by the network.
Set against a warm and sunny evening, the garden venue welcomed over 60 industry professionals from 24 countries, creating the perfect atmosphere for meaningful connections. Over three hours, guests enjoyed food and refreshments while reconnecting with friends, strengthening partnerships, and exploring new business opportunities.
As in previous years, Steder Logistics, WWPC’s member for The Netherlands, generously supported the event—earning well-deserved recognition and appreciation from all attendees.
Thank you, Steder Logistics Team and all attending Members, it was great to see you!
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