DB Schenker News

From the news it is informed that the Republic of Ireland has moved to the highest COVID-19 restrictions, valid until further to the end of November.

In DB Schenker, we are closely following developments in China and the Coronavirus (2019-nCoV).

The latest developments regarding Britain's exit from the EU allow for a Brexit exit without a deal by 31 October.

In the recent years our growth has been so high that the company is now investing in a large terminal and office building directly at the E20 and E45 intersection in Taulov.

For the second year in a row, DB Schenker Denmark participates when Avedøre Holme joins and supports the breast cancer campaign.

From Tuesday, October 1, 2019, our customers can use the new Connect4Land platform, where land transport can be booked easily, quickly and conveniently.

ICC, the International Chamber of Commerce is working on adapting the current Incoterms®2010 and will in September announce the new Incoterms®2020.

Be prepared for schedules change - Check out the updated departure times!

Yesterday, 3th June 2019, we went to yet another event with the Children's Traffic School. This time for a much bigger event in Nyborg. Nyborg Municipality held UN's International Bicycle Day at Vesterhavnen, and all the city’s citizens were invited.

This year, DB Schenker expects to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 80 percent in central Oslo.