LBC Tank Terminals

LBC stores and handles essential products for healthcare, construction, food, and other markets, investing in digital and sustainable solutions.

Erik Kleine explains how LBC’s terminal expansions in Rotterdam and Antwerp support the energy transition and new product flows.

Personal growth and development is key to success in the industry, according to Karine Huysmans, Transformation Manager at LBC.

LBC Rotterdam’s terminal manager, Mathias Potvin, tells Tank Storage Magazine how the terminal is positioning itself ahead of the curve. LBC Tank Terminals took over the site from Dow 25 years ago, and has been working to expand and improve the terminal ever since.

LBC integrates sustainability into its operations and culture, aligning with global trends and stakeholder needs.

LBC’s terminals in Antwerp and Rotterdam hold ISCC EU and ISCC PLUS certifications for sustainability compliance.

LBC’s new infrastructure in Rotterdam’s Botlek area provides safe storage and handling services.

LBC seeks qualified professionals to join its diverse team.

Jody Kelley is Terminal Manager in Baton Rouge and has been working at LBC for almost 34 years. “It feels great to have a team that works together. It’s fulfilling as a manager for sure, but I’m glad just to be part of it.” Watch Jody’s full portrait here.

LBC prioritizes safety through training, awareness campaigns, and infrastructure.

LBC collaborates with partners to advance sustainable storage solutions.

LBC’s Lillo terminal in Antwerp handles high-volume liquid chemicals and petrochemicals via vessels, barges, trucks, rail, and pipelines.

LBC offers sustainable storage solutions globally, combining local expertise with a worldwide strategy.

LBC Tank Terminals provides storage, filling, drumming, and warehousing for bulk liquid products as a connected partner for sustainable solutions.

LBC complies with GDPR and local data protection laws for privacy and personal data.

The Transparency in Coverage Rule, issued in 2020 by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, U.S. Department of Labor and U.S. Department of the Treasury and enforced beginning 7/1/22, requires that health plans (which include clients who sponsor employee benefit plans) and health insurance issuers publish two MRFs.

LBC provides a reporting channel (just-say-it@lbctt.com) for ethical concerns.