Who is who in the Secure Chain
A large number of parties have joined forces for the Secure Chain. Together, they endeavour to boost the digital resilience of port logistics. Combined, the initiating parties represent all the links in the logistics chain: from the shipping company/cargadoor, shipper and forwarder to the logistics service provider, carrier (truck, train, barge) and terminal.
The Port of Rotterdam Authority, the Municipality of Rotterdam, Dutch Customs, Seaport Police and various semi-public organisations also support the Secure Chain.
In addition to further enhancing the resilience of the port logistics chains, the Secure Chain also yields operational advantages. For example, participants benefit from the smart reuse of data and gain optimal insight into the status and planning of import containers throughout the entire chain.
Initiators
Deltalinqs
The interest group for companies in the port of Rotterdam
evofenedex
The association of Dutch trading and production companies with a logistics operation
Fenex
The Dutch organisation for forwarding and logistics
GroentenFruit Huis
The interest group for companies active in the marketing of fruit and vegetables
Koninklijke Binnenvaart Nederland
Industry association for inland navigation in the Netherlands, with significant European impact
Portbase
The neutral logistics platform for the Dutch ports
Railcargo
Information agency whose mission is to promote rail freight transport among modality decision-makers
TLN
The industry organisation for the transport and logistics sector
VITO Netherlands
The association of Dutch inland terminal operators
VRC
The association of Rotterdam shipbrokers
VRTO
The interest group for Rotterdam terminal operators
Collaborating parties
These organisations from the (semi) public sector have confirmed their support for the Secure Chain:
FERM
The organisation for cyber resilience in the port of Rotterdam
Port of Rotterdam Authority
The manager, operator and developer of the Rotterdam port and industrial area
Municipality of Rotterdam
Dutch Customs
Secure Logistics
The organisation for secure identity and access solutions
Seaport police
Made possible in part by
The Secure Chain is made possible in part by the Implementation Agenda for the Port of Rotterdam, National Growth Fund / Digital Infrastructure Logistics and Port of Rotterdam Authority.