The circular economy presents vast opportunities, but its success hinges on the availability of physical space.
In circular business practices, the focus often lies on the origin or final destination of raw materials. However, those who truly aim to make an impact must also consider the links in between. Storage and logistics are essential components to ensure residual flows are available at the right place and time.
This is underlined in the 2025 Key Themes Memorandum by the Versnellingshuis. The memorandum makes it clear that entrepreneurs in the circular economy are increasingly facing spatial constraints. Quite simply, there is a shortage of suitable space for production, processing, and storage. Flexible storage capacity, in particular, is a critical issue, it is often limited, expensive, or poorly aligned with the specific needs of circular materials.
Additional storage capacity available
In a well-functioning circular chain, storage is therefore a strategic component. It enables more efficient inventory management, prevents waste, and supports reuse.
In the food industry, this means residual streams can be removed in a timely manner, allowing production processes to continue uninterrupted. For processors, it ensures a stable supply of circular materials.
Do you require temporary or long-term extra space for the storage of liquid products?
Looop offers immediately available silos at a flexible and fully equipped storage facility. Suitable for a wide range of (semi-)liquid products in the food, feed, and oil sectors, our solutions are perfectly tailored to fit your logistics process.
Strategic and scalable
Our storage facilities are located at strategic sites in the southeast of the Netherlands and are designed for flexible use — whether for temporary peak storage, structural inventory management, or scaling up circular processing.
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