Busan: In South-Korea two warehouses of 1.000 m2 are operated to store packed chemicals of class 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9.

C. Steinweg - Chemicals & Plastics

Global Chemicals

Plastics and non - dangerous chemicals

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C. Steinweg Chemicals & Plastics division is aiming for strong growth in logistics services for the chemical industry. Steinweg’s ambition is to develop strongly in emerging markets such as China, India, Malaysia and Sub - Saharan Africa.

Non - dangerous Chemicals & Plastics can be stored throughout almost the complete network of Steinweg facili-ties. Currently the focus on plastics is mainly in Shanghai, Nansha, Qingdao, Tianjin and Ningbo in China, Durban in South-Africa and Mersin and Istanbul in Turkey.

Steinweg is able to set up almost any variety of supply chain, whether it is in the field of packing, storage and distribution of solids or setting up drumming and storage facilities for liquid; The knowledge is within the C.Steinweg group. Procurement, construction and operating these facilities is part of our service portfolio.

The C. Steinweg group based in Rotterdam since 1847 operates a global network of port facilities, terminals and warehouses. The Chemicals & Plastics division is part of this global network and has earned its tracks in Rotter-dam and Shanghai, but currently extends its business all over the world.

Throughout decades Steinweg Chemicals & Plastics division is a trusted partner in the field of chemical ware-housing, storage, handling and value added activities in both liquid and solid chemicals.

To facilitate the storage and handling of dangerous and non - dangerous chemicals, Steinweg has developed a safety control system to ensure safety of the goods, employees and the environment. Steinweg works in close cooperation with the governments and complies with the regulations in each country and is accredited accor-ding to ISO9001 and SQAS standards. The staff consists of well-educated specialists who are regularly trained in order to maintain the safest and most efficient logistics processes.

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Tel: +31-10 - 48 79 555Fax: +31-10 - 48 79 200E-mail: chemicals@nl.steinweg.comwww.steinweg.com

C. Steinweg - Handelsveem B.V.Attn. Chemicals DeskParmentierplein 13088 GN Rotterdam, Netherlands

Rotterdam – Seinehaven: The facility is built on an area of 190.000 m2 and has a roofed warehouse capacity of 80.000 m2. The terminal is road an quay connected and a crane is available to unload vessels and barges. The state-of-the-art warehouses offer safe storage for dangerous goods as well as non-dangerous goods. Dan-gerous goods of IMO class 3, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9 can be stored according to the segregation and fire-protection regulations in place. For solids, the terminal offers possibilities to receive (sea) bulk containers which can be unloaded into intermedi-ate storage silos. From the silos it is possible to repack into a variety of packing types such as bigbags, octabins or 25 kg bags. In order to rebulk, the facility operates various possibilities to rebulk granules or solids from pac-kages into a silotruck or container.

Besides storage of liquid packed chemicals, Steinweg offers possibilities to repack ISO tanks into drums or IBC or from package to package, as well as heating in a hotbox, or storage in a temperature controlled warehouse.

The Seinehaven is closely connected to the highway and can easily be used as a hub location to import or export chemicals from and to Europe.

Shanghai - Waigaoqiao: Being the first overseas extension for the Chemical & Plastics division, the Shanghai – Waigaoqiao chemical warehousing complex was established in 2008 and is located in the Waigaoqiao Bonded Logistics Zone which is part of the China Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone.

The chemical warehousing facility offers possibilities for bonded storage of packed chemicals of IMO classes 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3, 4.1, 5.1, 6.1 (including hyper toxic chemicals), 8 and 9 as well as a container yard for the storage of ISO containers.

The location has a total area of 32.000 m2 with a warehouse capacity of 7.200 m2 for hazardous materials (Class A and B warehouses) and 6.000 m2 for non-hazardous materials (Class C warehouse).

The class A warehouse has a capacity of 2.400 m2 and has an identical lay-out of the warehouse in Rotterdam and offers a safe and efficient storage for packed chemicals of IMO classes 2, 3, 4.1 and 5.1. The warehouse is divided in compartments with individual adjustable temperature levels.

The class B warehouse has a capacity of 4.800 m2 and is suitable to store IMO class 6.1, 8 and 9 products.

The C class warehouse is used to store non-dangerous goods and also offers temperature controlled storage facilities.

Tianjin: Although not operational yet, the construction of the chemical warehouse in Tianjin goes as planned and is due to be operational second half 2015. The blueprint for this warehousing complex is similar to Shanghai and the Tianjin facility will have a land area of 50.000 m2, therefore consisting of 60% more land area compared to the Shanghai facility. The basic set up of this facility is the same as Shanghai with A, B and C warehouses and a container yard. Specifically the Tianjin facility will consist of 2 Class A warehouses of 1.500 m2 each, 1 class B warehouse of 5.600 m2, and 1 class C warehouse of 7.000 m2. The facility will be bonded (customs supervised) as well as non-bonded.

Johannesburg / Durban: In early 2014, Steinweg started developing chemical storage in South-Africa. Initially a warehouse of 9.500 m2 was altered to be able to store IMO class 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9 packed chemicals. Further developments are foreseen in the coming years in both Johannesburg and Durban where Steinweg is already present with storage of non-dangerous products.

The Netherlands China

South-Africa

Rotterdam – Seinehaven: The facility is built on an area of 190.000 m2 and has a roofed warehouse capacity of 80.000 m2. The terminal is road an quay connected and a crane is available to unload vessels and barges. The state-of-the-art warehouses offer safe storage for dangerous goods as well as non-dangerous goods. Dan-gerous goods of IMO class 3, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9 can be stored according to the segregation and fire-protection regulations in place. For solids, the terminal offers possibilities to receive (sea) bulk containers which can be unloaded into intermedi-ate storage silos. From the silos it is possible to repack into a variety of packing types such as bigbags, octabins or 25 kg bags. In order to rebulk, the facility operates various possibilities to rebulk granules or solids from pac-kages into a silotruck or container.

Besides storage of liquid packed chemicals, Steinweg offers possibilities to repack ISO tanks into drums or IBC or from package to package, as well as heating in a hotbox, or storage in a temperature controlled warehouse.

The Seinehaven is closely connected to the highway and can easily be used as a hub location to import or export chemicals from and to Europe.

Shanghai - Waigaoqiao: Being the first overseas extension for the Chemical & Plastics division, the Shanghai – Waigaoqiao chemical warehousing complex was established in 2008 and is located in the Waigaoqiao Bonded Logistics Zone which is part of the China Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone.

The chemical warehousing facility offers possibilities for bonded storage of packed chemicals of IMO classes 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3, 4.1, 5.1, 6.1 (including hyper toxic chemicals), 8 and 9 as well as a container yard for the storage of ISO containers.

The location has a total area of 32.000 m2 with a warehouse capacity of 7.200 m2 for hazardous materials (Class A and B warehouses) and 6.000 m2 for non-hazardous materials (Class C warehouse).

The class A warehouse has a capacity of 2.400 m2 and has an identical lay-out of the warehouse in Rotterdam and offers a safe and efficient storage for packed chemicals of IMO classes 2, 3, 4.1 and 5.1. The warehouse is divided in compartments with individual adjustable temperature levels.

The class B warehouse has a capacity of 4.800 m2 and is suitable to store IMO class 6.1, 8 and 9 products.

The C class warehouse is used to store non-dangerous goods and also offers temperature controlled storage facilities.

Tianjin: Although not operational yet, the construction of the chemical warehouse in Tianjin goes as planned and is due to be operational second half 2015. The blueprint for this warehousing complex is similar to Shanghai and the Tianjin facility will have a land area of 50.000 m2, therefore consisting of 60% more land area compared to the Shanghai facility. The basic set up of this facility is the same as Shanghai with A, B and C warehouses and a container yard. Specifically the Tianjin facility will consist of 2 Class A warehouses of 1.500 m2 each, 1 class B warehouse of 5.600 m2, and 1 class C warehouse of 7.000 m2. The facility will be bonded (customs supervised) as well as non-bonded.

Johannesburg / Durban: In early 2014, Steinweg started developing chemical storage in South-Africa. Initially a warehouse of 9.500 m2 was altered to be able to store IMO class 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9 packed chemicals. Further developments are foreseen in the coming years in both Johannesburg and Durban where Steinweg is already present with storage of non-dangerous products.

The Netherlands China

South-Africa

Busan: In South-Korea two warehouses of 1.000 m2 are operated to store packed chemicals of class 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9.

C. Steinweg - Chemicals & Plastics

Global Chemicals

Plastics and non - dangerous chemicals

Outlook

Contact

Expertise

C. Steinweg Chemicals & Plastics division is aiming for strong growth in logistics services for the chemical industry. Steinweg’s ambition is to develop strongly in emerging markets such as China, India, Malaysia and Sub - Saharan Africa.

Non - dangerous Chemicals & Plastics can be stored throughout almost the complete network of Steinweg facili-ties. Currently the focus on plastics is mainly in Shanghai, Nansha, Qingdao, Tianjin and Ningbo in China, Durban in South-Africa and Mersin and Istanbul in Turkey.

Steinweg is able to set up almost any variety of supply chain, whether it is in the field of packing, storage and distribution of solids or setting up drumming and storage facilities for liquid; The knowledge is within the C.Steinweg group. Procurement, construction and operating these facilities is part of our service portfolio.

The C. Steinweg group based in Rotterdam since 1847 operates a global network of port facilities, terminals and warehouses. The Chemicals & Plastics division is part of this global network and has earned its tracks in Rotter-dam and Shanghai, but currently extends its business all over the world.

Throughout decades Steinweg Chemicals & Plastics division is a trusted partner in the field of chemical ware-housing, storage, handling and value added activities in both liquid and solid chemicals.

To facilitate the storage and handling of dangerous and non - dangerous chemicals, Steinweg has developed a safety control system to ensure safety of the goods, employees and the environment. Steinweg works in close cooperation with the governments and complies with the regulations in each country and is accredited accor-ding to ISO9001 and SQAS standards. The staff consists of well-educated specialists who are regularly trained in order to maintain the safest and most efficient logistics processes.

South - Korea Introduction

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Tel: +31-10 - 48 79 555Fax: +31-10 - 48 79 200E-mail: chemicals@nl.steinweg.comwww.steinweg.com

C. Steinweg - Handelsveem B.V.Attn. Chemicals DeskParmentierplein 13088 GN Rotterdam, Netherlands