ECC has evolved its brand identity to reflect its commitment to innovation and sustainability. The new brand style highlights the company's forward-thinking approach and dedication to delivering modern logistics solutions.

ECC implemented a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. This advanced platform enhances processes and systems, making them smarter and more adaptable for the future. We continue to build a modern and seamlessly connected company to this day.

ECC unveiled the Duo trailer concept at the Transport Logistic fair in Munich. This innovative setup involves a single truck towing two Mega trailers linked by a dolly chassis. Regulatory approval of this concept could lead to significant environmental, societal, and logistical benefits.

ECC introduced the Mega Huckepack XLS trailer with reinforced curtains to effectively address the common issue of bulging cargo. This innovation set a new standard in cargo security and safety.

ECC advanced European multimodality by introducing the Mega Huckepack trailer. This innovative unit is ideally suited for transport by road, rail, and short sea, enhancing the efficiency and flexibility of the multimodal network.

The 4th generation of the Ewals family—Sjoerd, Pim, and Bram Ewals—took over the company's leadership following the passing of CEO Henk Ewals.

ECC celebrated its 100th anniversary by creating a unique open trailer with a bar and meeting facility for customers and partners.

ECC established a Control Tower to optimise increasingly complex goods and information flows. This initiative enhanced the efficiency of both inbound and outbound supply chains.

Ewals Transport and Cargo Care merged to form Ewals Cargo Care. This merged their expertise in road transport, freight management, warehousing, and Ro-Ro services, enhancing multimodal transport across Europe.

Ewals revolutionised transport efficiency by introducing the Mega trailer. It was a game changer for the automotive industry with a 100m³ capacity and the ability to stack handling units up to 3 meters in height.

In 1984, Ewals took a significant step towards establishing its Multimodal Network by launching unaccompanied Roll-on, Roll-off (Ro-Ro) services. These services connected the UK with the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany, creating numerous new opportunities for growth and expansion.

In 1983, a devastating fire destroyed the Ewals warehouse in Tegelen. Despite the significant damage and the challenges of rebuilding, Ewals persevered. With its customers' trust and support, the company rebuilt the warehouse and continued its journey towards growth and success.

During Europe's post-war reconstruction, our company witnessed significant growth, especially in Germany, where the steel and chemical industries were being restored.