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Ewals Cargo Acquires VOS Transport to Strengthen European Part-Load Network

Ewals Cargo Care has acquired Vos Transport Group on June 9, 2026, marking a strategic expansion of its European part-load, LTL, and groupage capabilities. The deal unites two family-owned logistics providers grounded in long-term thinking, entrepreneurship, and people-centric values. Vos Transport Group will operate as a distinct business unit within Ewals’ dedicated Part Loads division under its current leadership. Bram Ewals, CEO of Ewals Cargo Care, emphasized shared values including craftsmanship and commitment, while Jules Menheere, Managing Director of Vos Transport Group, highlighted enhanced growth and innovation enabled by Ewals’ broader European network. The integration supports Ewals’ ambition to develop a resilient, asset-based Full Truck Load network across key European corridors using road, rail, and ferry transport.

Original source: logisticsbusiness.com

Ewals Cargo Acquires VOS Transport to Strengthen European Part-Load Network
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Ewals Cargo Care has acquired Vos Transport Group on June 9, 2026, marking a strategic expansion of its European part-load, LTL, and groupage capabilities. The deal unites two family-owned logistics providers grounded in long-term thinking, entrepreneurship, and people-centric values. Vos Transport Group will operate as a distinct business unit within Ewals’ dedicated Part Loads division under its current leadership. Bram Ewals, CEO of Ewals Cargo Care, emphasized shared values including craftsmanship and commitment, while Jules Menheere, Managing Director of Vos Transport Group, highlighted enhanced growth and innovation enabled by Ewals’ broader European network. The integration supports Ewals’ ambition to develop a resilient, asset-based Full Truck Load network across key European corridors using road, rail, and ferry transport.

Ewals Cargo Care is taking an important next step in its long-term strategy with the acquisition of Vos Transport Group. This milestone accelerates the development of a stronger, more connected and future-ready European logistics network.

By combining two family-owned companies with complementary strengths, expertise and networks, Ewals aims to build a combined organisation positioned for sustainable growth across Europe. This step reflects a deliberate choice to strengthen capabilities in part loads, LTL and groupage, while continuing to build on the multimodal Full Truck Load network. The company says this is not just about growth through acquisition, but about combining people, expertise and ambitions to build something stronger, with a shared future as one organisation.

Two family-owned companies, one shared ambition

Ewals Cargo Care and Vos Transport Group share a strong cultural foundation. Both are family businesses built on long-term thinking, entrepreneurship, quality and a strong focus on people. These shared values form the basis for a successful collaboration and make this acquisition a natural fit. By combining strengths, the ability to deliver reliable, flexible and high-quality logistics solutions to customers and partners is reinforced.

With this step, Ewals Cargo Care strengthens its position as a pan-European logistics provider and accelerates its long-term strategic ambitions to:

  • develop a resilient, asset-based FTL network across key European corridors, combining road, rail and ferry to ensure flexibility and reliability
  • expand a network of trusted carriers and partners, improving capacity, predictability and the balance between supply and demand.

Step by step towards a combined organisation

Vos Transport Group will become part of Ewals Cargo Care within a dedicated Part Loads division and will continue to operate as a distinct business unit under its current leadership. This approach ensures continuity and clarity for employees, customers and partners, while creating the conditions to gradually integrate both organisations.

“We are proud to welcome Vos Transport Group to Ewals Cargo Care. From the very beginning, it was clear that as family-owned businesses we share the same values: long-term thinking, craftsmanship, commitment and a strong focus on people. Vos Transport Group stands out as an innovative and sustainable player in the market. By joining forces, we create new opportunities for our customers and partners and build a stronger future together.” — Bram Ewals, CEO of Ewals Cargo Care

“This marks an exciting new chapter for Vos. We remain true to who we are, while benefiting from the strength of a broader European network. It allows us to grow, innovate and continue delivering the reliability our customers expect, together with Ewals Cargo Care.” — Jules Menheere, Managing Director of Vos Transport Group

Source: logisticsbusiness.com

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