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The concern for the environment and ecological solutions is noticeable at all levels at this company. But no green solutions are chosen because green is fashionable, the solutions must also be economically viable. At Mattheeuws Eric Transport, this ranges from recycling the waste stream, via the use of reusable energy, to carpooling and combined transport (both shortsea and rail). This is reflected in the fleet policy by the purchase of 26 new LNG vehicles, and Mattheeuws intends to build an LNG filling station himself.<\/p>\n